On March 22, in Lutsk, without notifying the city council, representatives of the Volyn regional organization "Spilna Diia" held a picket of the city executive committee building. This is reported by the department for internal policy of the Volyn Regional State Administration.\n\nThe participants of the action accused the city authorities of allegedly, on their initiative, illegally fining members of the "Spilna Diia" organization for posting campaign materials during the 2004 presidential campaign and, at the same time, demanded the resignation of mayor Anton Kryvytskyi.\n\nThe protesters held a poster with the text of Article 34 of the Constitution of Ukraine and a slogan: "Spring has come - it's time to change the authorities!".\n\nIn total, 25 people took part in the protest action.
Spilna Diia wants Kryvytskyi’s resignation
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