KYIV, Ukraine -- Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko on Saturday urged his nation to remove all the monuments commemorating the totalitarian regime.

As he addressed a meeting on Kiev's Mikhailovsky Square that had gathered in connection with 75 years since the outbreak of famine of 1932 and 1933, Yushchenko condemned the Communist era and said his country "should put on a clean shirt, removing the symbols of totalitarianism from its body."

* PRESIDENT ADVOCATES FINANCING BUDGETARY PROGRAMS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT OF STUDENTS

* VIKTOR YUSHCHENKO ISSUES DECREE ON MARKING 16TH ANNIVERSARY OF UKRAINE'S INDEPENDENCE

* PRESIDENT DECREES OLEKSANDR MEDVEDKO NSDC MEMBER

* PRESIDENT VIKTOR YUSHCHENKO DEFINES PRINCIPAL PRACTICAL TASKS FOR PREPARATION AND HOLDING OF EURO 2012

The Ukrainian parliament has wound up its life and set the stage for early parliamentary elections on Sept. 30, four years ahead of schedule. The elections could give Ukraine's revolution -- recently mired in crisis -- new momentum and have an impact elsewhere in the post-Soviet space.

President Viktor Yushchenko and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych agreed to hold early elections after a tense two month stand-off, caused by Prime Minister Yanukovych's attempt to diminish the powers of the president and reverse many of Yushchenko's pro-reform and pro-Western policies.

heir cache was exhumed 24 June 1999, near the Hutsul village of Yavoriv, in western Ukraine's Carpathian Mountains. The Kishchuk family was restoring some outbuildings on a hilltop farm, formerly the property of Palii Mytskaniuk. He disappeared after the Soviets discovered he supported the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Later his wife was deported. Neither returned.

As Hanna removed remnants of a drying shed, leveling the surrounding turf, her hoe snagged two glass jars. The contents of one were decayed. The second held 216 celluloid negatives. Her son, Petro, seeing the Ukrainian tryzub, a trident, on the cap badges of soldiers visible on this developed film, identified them as members of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.

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* PRESIDENT LEAVES ON WORKING VISIT TO AZERBAIJAN

* PRIME MINISTER VIKTOR YANUKOVYCH LEAVES FOR LUXEMBOURG TO PARTICIPATE IN UKRAINE-EU COOPERATION COUNCIL SESSION

* PRIME MINISTER VIKTOR YANUKOVYCH TO VISIT RUSSIA ON JUNE 21 AND 23

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* PRESIDENT ISSUES NEW ORDERS ON DISMISSAL OF VALERIY PSHENYCHNYI AND VOLODYMYR IVASHCHENKO FROM JUDGES OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE

* VICE SPEAKER MARTYNIUK READS OUT 46 MORE APPLICATIONS OF MPS ON QUITTING FACTIONS, GENERAL NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS REACHES 151

* MYKOLA AZAROV: PRICE SITUATION IN UKRAINE IS CONTROLLABLE