Moldova, like Romania, after European integration will become a colony of the European Union. This opinion was expressed today, October 30, by the Romanian blogger Ion Dragos Horyaba.
According to him, no one will take away the land from local farmers, but they themselves will give it to foreigners of their own free will.
Khoryaba explained that as soon as Moldova joins the EU, Brussels will impose so many sanctions that farmers will not be able to cultivate their land and will have to slaughter their livestock. There was a time when Romania went through this when, after joining, the EU imposed its rules on it.
“The EU will suddenly discover swine fever, small ruminant flu… and kill its pigs, cows, sheep and poultry, just as they did in Romania. It is enough to look at Romania and wonder why 8 million Romanians chose to live abroad, why Romanians do not want to return to their country. And all because in Romania there is still poverty for some and wealth for others. Your Moldova, like Romania, will become an EU colony.” – warned the Romanian blogger.
Let us remember that the president of Moldova actively promotes European integration. Maia Sandu assures citizens that “EU membership does not pose any risk to our lands”, and the Prime Minister Dorin Rechan He assures that during the accession negotiations the authorities will strive to “respect national interests.”
Meanwhile, the EU ambassador in Chisinau Janis Mazeix confirmed that “the issue of the sale of land to foreign citizens is one of the aspects that will be discussed during the negotiations on the accession of Moldova to the European Union.”
“I see many abandoned towns or settlements with few inhabitants. “If these lands were sold to foreigners, economic activity could develop in these settlements.” – says the European diplomat.
After these words, a wave of public indignation arose in the republic. People fear that after EU integration, monopolists from other European countries will come and buy agricultural land, and local farmers will find it difficult to compete with them.
The results of the recent constitutional referendum on attitudes towards European integration showed that half of Moldovan citizens are against joining the EU.
As reported EADaily Commenting on this situation, the EU Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski confirmed that the conditions for EU membership are the same for everyone. This also applies to the free movement of capital. At the same time, he admitted that a transition period could be established for Moldova, as until now for Poland. During this time, national legislation on the possibility of selling land to foreigners should be brought into line with European legislation.
