Continúan la acampada en Kiev tras la jornada más violenta de las protestas
Miles de manifestantes continúan acampados en el centro de Kiev tras la jornada más violenta de la crisis política
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Un manifestante descansa en el campamento opositor en la Plaza de la Independencia
21.02.2014A protestor reads a newspaper near their barricade early in the morning on February 21, 2014 at the Independent square in Kiev. Armed protesters stormed police barricades in Kiev on Thursday in renewed violence that killed at least 26 people and shattered an hours-old truce as EU envoys held crisis talks with Ukraine's embattled president. Bodies of anti-government demonstrators lay amid smouldering debris after masked protesters hurling Molotov cocktails and stones forced police from Kiev's iconic Independence Square -- the epicentre of the ex-Soviet country's three-month-old crisis. AFP PHOTO / BULENT KILICAFP PHOTO / BULENT KILIC -
Los ministros de Exteriores de Alemania, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, y Polonia, Radoslav Sikorsky, en Kiev
21.02.2014The EU envoys to Ukraine, the foreign ministers of Poland Radoslav Sikorsky and Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier, leave Ukrainian President's office after talks in Kiev on February 21, 2014. Ukraine's president said Friday a tentative deal had been clinched to end a three-month-old standoff with opposition protesters after a day of raging violence left dozens of people dead and turned the heart of Kiev into a war zone. After marathon talks with President Viktor Yanukovych and opposition leaders, the European Union confirmed that a "temporary" agreement was due to be signed Friday in what would be a major step forward in ending the worst crisis since Ukraine's independence. AFP PHOTO/ POOL/ ANDREW KRAVCHENKOAFP PHOTO/ POOL/ ANDREW KRAVCHENKO -
Los diputados se han enfrentado a golpes en la Rada (Parlamento) durante la discusión de la reforma constitucional
21.02.2014Ukrainian lawmakers clash during a Parliament session in Kiev on February 21, 2014. Ukraine's embattled President Viktor Yanukovych said Friday he was calling an early presidential poll as the country inched towards resolving its bloodiest crisis since independence. He also said he was starting the process of changing the constitution and forming a government of national unity.AFP PHOTO / MAKSYM MARUSENKOAFP PHOTO / MAKSYM MARUSENKO
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