It is interesting to observe the political battles in Ukraine through the prism of events in the neighboring Republic of Moldova. At the same time that demonstrators were gathering by the walls of the Ukrainian parliament building and speakers were demanding voting for laws that they ambitiously called the ”great political reform,” the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova adopted another historic decision.
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Protesters carry sound equipment to the stage after the police cordon was removed during the anti-government rally in front of the Verkhovna Rada on Oct. 22.
