Chisinau Rally Turns Violent. Moldovan Protesters Storm Parliament Building as Pavel Filip Government Passes Vote of Confidence

Violent protests broke out Wednesday evening in the Moldovan capital of Chisinau where demonstrators stormed the Parliament building after the lawmakers offered their votes of confidence to the Government headed by Pavel Filip (SCROLL FOR VIDEO).

Moldova’s Parliament gave credit to Mr. Filip’s cabinet which earned 57 votes from the newly formed parliamentary majority. In the wake of the legislative decision, hundreds of people took to the streets demanding the invalidation of the vote.

The gathering which developed into a massive protest is organized by three political groups: Igor Dodon’s Socialist Party, Renato Usatii’s Our Party (both Russian-backed) and the pro-Romanian/European Civic Platform “Dignity and Truth” (Partidul Platforma Dreptate si Adevar PPDA).

Chisinau events: overview!
– Pavel Filip’s Government pass the vote of confidence at the end of a 1/2 hour parliamentary debate which is disrupted by the street riots. The opposition challenge the legitimacy of the session, citing serious proceeding’s violations.

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– People break into the parliament headquarters clashing with police and destroying part of the furniture. Meanwhile security forces are pushed out of the building being stripped of their equipment and attacked in some cases.

– “Dignity and Truth” Platform’s leader Andrei Nastase steps forward and asks people to withdraw and stop devastating the parliament building, but he is little heard. According to Nastase, deputies and cabinet members had left secretly the building. People chant various slogans such as “We do not give up”, “Now or never” or “Shame on you” (literal translation of the Romanian: “Noi nu cedam”, “Acum ori niciodata” or “Rusine”).

Video: People protest against Moldova’s Government and Parliament (20/01/2016)