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Anti-communist demonstrators set a bonfire on the steps of parliament, during protests against the declared results of parliamentary elections.

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Catalin Nitu 1 year ago

si azi se implinesc 2 ani...

Zivko Risteski 2 years ago

great docu shot

Frederick Lim Cung Wei 2 years ago

Great shot!

Ario Wibisono 2 years ago

Great picture . .
But why Twitter Revolution ?

hodorogea I explained it in a comment bellow,
but you can get additional information
googling the following keywords: twitter revolution moldova

Ali Morshedlou 2 years ago

Great...

jalili 2 years ago

Excellent work +++ .
REgards ..............

amosd 2 years ago

nice moment, great risk

Lucian Olteanu 2 years ago

Very good!!

Alexander Gubin 2 years ago

cred ceea ce a fost nu are un titlu potrivit!

hodorogea why, Alexander?
(sa vorbim intr-o limb? internationala - let's use an international tongue)

gerard sexton 2 years ago

Democracy in action ;)

hodorogea I think you're just jealous :D

gerard sexton I am not sure I understand?

Paul Hodorogea :) your comment was somehow sarcastic,
I replied in the same manner.Jealous for our "democracy".

gerard sexton Oh I get you. Well yes ironic but apologies for the vagueness. And yes thank god we don't get those sorts of responses here I know from talking to other photographers at marches & protests here that our political demonstrations are tame compared to those in other European countries! Well done for capturing this.

Balazs Pataki 2 years ago

I don't really get why this is called "Twitter Revolution", all the less because as far as I remember the Chisinau events were covered quite openly by the media. But anyway this is a very fine and true documentary shot, congratulations.

hodorogea Not really. Media reported about the event after a few days. But on April 7 police arrested even foreign journalists. You could find out what happened LIVE in the streets only from some personal blogs and twitter timeline tagged #pman (piata marii adunari nationale)

rizky yudhitama 2 years ago

nice moment, great risk. love it

hodorogea Actually the risk was to get away from the protesters. Protesters were violent to buildings and policemen. In case you wanted to go home, police could grab you, and beat you to death :(

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