Protesters gathered yesterday evening in the Romanian capital’s Victoriei Square, in front of the government building, to protest the government led by the PSD-ALDE coalition. The protest was organized for members of the Romanian diaspora, many of whom traveled back to the country specifically to join the movement, which had been planned on social media starting several weeks ago. It is estimated that around 100,000 people protested in Victoriei Square last night. About 50,000 others protested in smaller cities throughout the country.
These are the pictures of the violent protests last night posted on Social Media
After the forced evacuation, tear gas still thrown
People running during the forced evacuation. Source: Catalin Georgescu
Gendarmes on horses blocked the entrance in Victoriei Square
Person badly injured in an Ambulance in Victoriei Square
Badly injured protesters waiting to be helped by Ambulance. People mentioned they were shot at with rubber bulletsA woman in wheelchair and her boyfriend are thrown to the ground by a gendarme
Protester taken by gendarmes
At 21.00 people turned on their phone flashlight, the only peaceful moment of the evening. Source: Catalin Georgescu
Man fainted from tear gas. Source: Catalin Georgescu
Desolated image of what the violent clash left behind. Source: Catalin Georgescu
Gendarme shooting randomly at crowd tear gas gun
Gendarmes spraying tear gas at protesters
A peaceful moment at 21.00
Water cannon blocking the entrance in Victoriei Square
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