The protest action near the building of Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the participants of which require reduce gas tariffs declared perpetual, told her the organizers. "We realized that a single action is unlikely to bring success," said one of the protesters. Protesters hold placards " the Ukrainian gas - Ukrainians ", as well as campaigning, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk to stop choking people." In the square erected a stage With a banner saying ' Stop the increase of tariffs ", near which are placed the barrels, as well as their tents, reports news Agency. At the current stage mounted the guillotine, the gallows, and brought a gold battery. Organizers of the action cast a view showing the reaction of the residents to strengthen prices. The building of the Parliament is guarded by Employees of the police Department, however, the stock has a peaceful nature. From the Verkhovna Rada activists suggest to March to the government House. Presently they were joined by protesters of the so-called " financial Maidan ", which require the Bank to return the deposits of bankrupt credit institutions, as well as solve the problem of foreign currency loans. Most citizens took a loan of dollars to buy an apartment, when the American currency was worth three to four times cheaper than at present. First it was claimed that the activists of the protest rallies organized in Kiev by the movement "Intimidad" and the Union of protection of entrepreneurs, require the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine to reduce gas prices. On April 17, the Minister of Finance of Ukraine Natalia Jaresko admitted that he is concerned not only with the state of the national economy, but also social upheavals that have the ability to follow austerity measures. From April 1 gas tariffs for the population of Ukraine increased Usually in 3, 3 times, the heat - up to 72%, and also started the 1st stage of the increase in electricity tariffs (up to April 2017 electricity tariffs is expected to increase by 3, 5 times). In addition, on may 1 will be increased water rates From 4% to 101%.