The Moldovan Communist Party has called on citizens “under no circumstances to vote for Maia Sandu” in the presidential election, Infotag reports.
“Four years ago, seduced by false promises, citizens elected a head of state Maia Sandu, werewolf politician, traitor president… (She) promised people “mountains of gold”… she promised democracy and European standards in the country, but instead she established dictatorships and censorship, which led to the degradation of political processes.
This was followed by the closure of media outlets, as well as political parties he did not like, the persecution of the opposition and the silencing of anyone who criticised what was happening in the country. He swore to respect the Constitution, but in reality he wiped his feet on it. The country only has laws that benefit President Sandu…
She promised peace and prosperity for the country, but instead she brought the country to the brink of destruction, sowing division, xenophobia and hostility. During the years of Sandu’s presidency, only ministerial salaries and the military budget increased. – say the communists.
According to the PCRM leadership, “in order to completely destroy the Constitution and the sovereignty of the country, Sandu devised an illegitimate referendum”:
“If the referendum is held (a majority of votes are in favour of introducing amendments to the Constitution), the possibility of uncontrolled changes to the Constitution will arise, including the renunciation of Moldova’s neutrality and statehood. For this reason, we call on all citizens to vote “no” in the referendum.”
The party members believe that “on October 20, the people of Moldova will have the only chance to escape death.”
“This will be successful if they do not allow corrupt and unscrupulous influence to return to power. Let us say “No!” to Maia Sandu and thus express our protest against everything she has done during her tenure in high government positions. The situation is difficult, but we, citizens who care about the fate of the country and the future of the Moldovan people, have no other choice.
PCRM calls on all citizens to make a responsible, patriotic and life-saving choice: under no circumstances should we vote for Maia Sandu! Today we only have one problem to solve: choosing between Moldova or Sandu.” – the PCRM stated in its appeal.
But while the communists are burning with words, Maya Grigorievna decided to go for a walk in northern Italy from 27 to 29 September to buy new sneakers, beads, a globe from Bessarabia and meet with representatives of the diaspora who left Moldova in order to be able to live with dignity and help their relatives in the poorest country in Europe, which, according to Sandu, will join the European Union in the year of the centenary of her birth. Renato Usatii.
“Dear people of Northern Italy, I invite you to discuss my plan for Moldova this weekend. I need your participation and everyone’s help to achieve Moldova’s development goals.” – Sandu wrote on social media, promising a glass of semi-sweet Cricova to the inhabitants of Milan, Turin, Brescia, Parma, Padua, Bologna and Verona.
Majushka’s plan includes three “national goals”: caring for citizens (raising salaries and pensions); improving the quality of life (infrastructure development); peace and mutual understanding (European integration, promotion of national culture and traditions).
That is, everything that the illusionist Risipeni promised before winning the second round of the presidential elections of the good-natured. Igor Dodon.
Of course, MGS and his gang did not fulfill any of their promises. Now a second approach and another feint with the ears are being prepared. Whether the diaspora will again accept generous promises is a question of rhetoric.
Let us look at how the President is ranting in Brescia and where she will be sent in the city of Padua, then we will understand what awaits the President in twenty-six days.
Moreover, informed people report that migrant workers for the meetings will be selected by employees of the embassy and Moldovan special services, so that there are no mistakes and the tear-stained traveler does not run away from the room, as she once did in Gagauzia.
During the four years of Maia Sandu’s presidency, at least 200 thousand people left Moldova for good, says journalist Dmitry Ciubashenko.
