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Protest shares continue in Kyiv
Several hundred demonstrators express the indignation that the judge did not decide to free from the guard of journalist Valery Garagets, detained in Kyiv on December 1 on charges of organizing riots on Bankova Street.
On Tuesday, a criminal case was opened on the fact of an attack on the prosecutor in the premises of the Kyiv appeal court. According to the press service of the prosecutor of Kyiv, several people's deputies of the Freedom faction right in court beat the prosecutor. The court session was postponed to December 13th.
According to Interfax-Ukraine in the Kyiv police, about 80 demonstrators are picked up by the European Union, but the entrances to the building are not blocked, which was previously reported.
The representative of the parliamentary committee on freedom of speech and information Nikolai Tomenko, speaking on Tuesday on Independence Square in Kyiv, said that 19 cases were instituted in connection with the beating of journalists.
Now in Kiev a nationwide round table should begin , at which the leaders of the youth opposition and representatives of other groups of civilian activists will discuss ways of getting out of the political crisis.
Earlier, President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych discussed the situation with the three previous presidents - Viktor Yushchenko, Leonid Kuchma and Leonid Kravchuk.
The United States advocates the peaceful resolution of the crisis in Ukraine, this was stated by Secretary of State Victoria Nuland, who met on Tuesday in Kyiv with opposition leaders.
Mass protests are held in Kyiv and other cities of Ukraine from November 21 - in response to the decision of the Government to postpone the signing of the Association of Ukraine with the EU. Demonstrators require the resignation of the government of Nikolai Azarov, early parliamentary and presidential elections, as well as the punishment of those responsible for the power overclock of Euromaidan in Kyiv on November 30.