A memorial march will take place on December 21, from Victory Square to Revolution Square, to commemorate the victims of the 1989 Revolution and to demand justice for them.
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On December 21, a memorial march will be organized along the route Piata Victoriei - Piata Universitatii - Piata Revolutiei, starting at 5:00 PM, to commemorate the victims of the 1989 Revolution. The organizers, including the associations Rezistenta, '21 December 1989' and MEA, emphasize that "the file of the victims from 1989 is a shame" that profoundly affects Romania's image. They demand punishment for those responsible for the spilled blood, stating that the impunity of the criminals deepens the suffering of the victims' families. The march will include a moment of silence at Piata Universitatii and will conclude in front of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, where the names of the martyr-heroes will be shouted. The organizers urge action, emphasizing that justice cannot be achieved without accountability for the crimes committed.
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Marş memorial pe 21 decembrie, de la Piaţa Victoriei la Piaţa Revoluţiei: „Dosarul victimelor din 1989 este o ruşine”
Marş pe traseul Piaţa Victoriei - Piaţa Universităţii - Piaţa Revoluţiei, duminică. Organizatori: Dosarul victimelor din 1989 este o ruşine. Avem datoria să fim vocea lor şi să strigăm răspicat JUSTIŢIE, NU CORUPŢIE!
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