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HOT ELECTION TIMES TO START SOON IN MOLDOVA – EXPERT GROUP

30.07.2010Moldova enters in the period of elections - September-5 referendum, presidential and pre-term parliamentary elections, and also local elections in the spring of 2011. Expert Grup Center analysts said the elections will seriously influence all private and public life areas.

FALESTI SOCIAL DEMOCRATS BECOME LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

29.07.2010The Falesti raion organization of the Social Democratic Party of Moldova (SDPM) has announced it is joining the Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova (LDPM) headed by Prime Minister Vladimir Filat.

GAGAUZIA BASHKAN WELCOMES DIRECT ELECTION OF PRESIDENT IN MOLDOVA…

28.07.2010Gagauzia Bashkan [Governor] Mikhail Formuzal welcomes a direct election of president in Moldova.

LAWYERS UNDERSTAND EDUARD POPA’S ACTIONS

27.07.2010The social association “Lawyers for Human Rights” considers that Eduard Popa’s threatening of exploding himself in front of the Prosecutor General’s Office – it is an example of desperate reaction to authorities’ dereliction, which in 5 years did nothing to re-establish justice.

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28.07.2010UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) will support regional development projects in Moldova

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BLACK SEA BANK TO BUILD UP CREDITING OF MOLDOVAN COMPANIES

20.07.2010Infotag’s exclusive interview with Mr. Andrei Kondakov, President of the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB).

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TRANSNISTRIAN SETTLEMENT IS RESTRAINED WITH CHISINAU’S UNCERTAINTY – LAVROV

09.07.2010Moscow, July 9, 2010 (Infotag). Progress in the Transnistrian conflict settlement work is being restrained by the puzzling uncertainty concerning who takes decisions in Chisinau presently, thinks Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov.

CUM PROMOTING ITS PACKAGE OF SOCIAL REFORMS

The Centrist Union of Moldova convened a news conference in Infotag to present a program of reforms aimed at improving citizens’ social life. The CUM Chairman, Moldova’s ex-Prime Minister in 2001-2008, Vasile Tarlev, said citizens’ incomes are falling, and “what one could buy for 500 lei in 2008 costs thrice more now”.