Ukraine: protesters have control of Kiev and seek Yanukovych

The political crisis in Ukraine enters a new phase at a time when you're clueless about the whereabouts of President Viktor Yanukovych and Mr melicias anti Government attempt to locate the head of State.

The protesters resumed control of Kiev including access to buildings of State administration.

Organized in groups of self-defense these militias raided the residence of Yanukovych while the political opposition demanded in Parliament, new elections and legislative presidencias for may.

The popular managed to enter the presidential residence, in Mezhyhirya, about 15 km from Kiev without written explanation either any resistance on the part of the security guards.

One of the security guards said that there was no looting and that they're protecting the edífico until the arrival of the new President for believing that Yanukovych won't return.

Ukrainian police said a few hours ago that is on the side of people that share their aspirations "quick change".

Yanukovych, who infuriated much of the population, by refusing the European Union approach to build closer ties with Russia three months ago, made large concessions in an agreement brokered yesterday by European diplomats after three months of violence has killed 80 people.

However this compromise, which has called early elections for the end of the year, was not enough to satisfy the demonstrators who insist on the necessity of removal of the head of State after the massacre of dozens of civilians, mostly shot by police snipers positioned on rooftops.

The future of a country of 46 million people may be decided in the next few hours and what seems freed from Moscow's influence and closer to the West.

In Parliament the work accelerate. The right arm of Yulia Tymoshenko, Oleksandr Turchinov was elected President of the Ukrainian Parliament.

Lawmakers voted laws to speed up the release of political prisoners including the Yanukovych's rival Yulia Tymoshenko, who is expected to be released soon.

Tymoshenko was arrested in 2011 for abuse of power linked to a gas agreement with Russia, after a trial denounced by the European Union as politically motivated.

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