Members and sympathizers of the Communist Party (PCRM) will stage protests against the current administration of the country. Such a decision was taken in the joint meeting of the initiative groups and coordination councils of the Civic Congress. The protests will start on March 28, at the Palace of the Republic, where the lawmakers hold sitting on a temporary basis, IPN reports.
In the meeting, Communist MP Mark Tkachuk criticized the current government, saying it is against the people and every person and its re-formation is unacceptable.
The members and sympathizers of the PCRM formulated a letter to the European officials, where they express their dissatisfaction with the current administration and ask that it should be no longer supported.
Several weeks ago, the members of the PCRM organized several protests, demanding calling early elections and abrogating the law that bans the use of the Communist symbols.
The PCRM convened the first Civic Congress in December 2011. It is intended as a platform for protests staged by members and sympathizers of the party against the AEI government.
