Students in Moldova Storm Parliament Following Communist Party Election Victory

Students in Moldova have stormed the country’s parliament, smashing windows and lighting furniture on fire in protest over Sunday’s general election results in which the Communist Party won an overwhelming majority.

Protestors suggested the elections were fraudulent and took to the streets, eventually targeting the country’s parliament. Moldova’s President Vladimir Voronin has called the protestors claims of fraud an excuse and has vowed to stabilize the situation within the county.

Voronin has met with Prime Minister Zinaida Greceanii and leaders of the three main opposition parties to discuss the events but there has been no word on what direction those talks have taken.

According to the results of the election the Communist Party won 50% of the votes while the Liberal Party collected 13% and the Liberal Democratic Party won 12%

At least 30 people have been injured in the events that have unfolded since Sunday’s election

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