Anti-mafia Movement set to become political party

The Anti-mafia People’s Movement seeks to become a political party with a stated intention of eliminating mafia in Moldova.

Its leader, Sergiu Mocanu, held a press conference on Wednesday, March 2, to declare that Moldova lost control over its borders, the capacity to ensure justice and lacked structures capable of fighting organized crime and mafia.

The inaugural assembly of the new party will take place on Sunday, March 6, at “Ginta Latina” Cultural Center, Info-Prim Neo reports.

“Politicians and party leaders failed to deliver a clear message against mafia and we’re all now suffering the consequences. The same politicians shirk from saying the truth. Our electoral message is timelier than ever. The Communist regime’s heritage is a difficult one for Moldova. We need measures and systemic changes”, said Sergiu Mocanu.

Daniela Bodrug, member of the new party, said the Movement had brought to the public syndicate schemes from the very beginning, with names of important people involved. “We didn’t come with imaginary or populist stuff, but with concrete information and direct messages and we’ll continue likewise”, she said.

Another member, Viorel Topa, declared the change promised by the Alliance for European Integration didn’t occur. “We have the same butchers in the law enforcement structures. They weren’t simply kept in function, but even promoted by the Alliance, which lied to us shamelessly. In economic structures, the so-called red directors, the base of the previous regime, all kept their positions. Moreover, they were reappointed by the Alliance”, said Viorel Topa.

Gheorghe Susarenco stressed that since AEI came to power, the need for a party to fight mafia became urgent. “Even the Communists, during their 8 years in charge, didn’t dare to get hold of Moldtelecom, of banks, to openly rob the people”, Susarenco said, criticizing the Alliance.

“We want to get evil out of this country, to make changes so that people didn’t have to leave. We’ll make those responsible for our country’s decline pay”, said Nicolae Discount, another Anti-mafia militant.

Anti-mafia Movement launched a campaign of collecting signatures at the end of January to register as a party. Overall, it gathered 5,000 signatures in 25 districts of Moldova.

The Congress of Anti-mafia People’s Movement will take place on Sunday, at 11 AM, at the “Ginta Latina” Cultural Center.

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The Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, met on Wednesday with the Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, for the first time since the recent diplomatic tensions between Kiev and Warsaw. According to the two leaders, the discussions focused on cooperation in the field of defense, strengthening of the missile defense, and the situation of Ukrainian refugees in Poland, reports IPN.

In a social media post, Volodymyr Zelensky clarified that the discussions focused on the results of his visit to Washington, the historic dialogue between Ukraine and Poland, and other topics on the bilateral agenda. The Ukrainian president specified that the two also addressed priority measures for protecting Ukrainian cities and communities from Russian attacks.

Zelensky emphasized that missile defense remains a priority and that Ukraine’s security is closely tied to that of Poland and the whole of Europe. He also addressed the situation of Ukrainian refugees in Poland, stressing the importance of them feeling safe.

Donald Tusk mentioned, in turn, that the discussions focused on the results of Zelensky’s visit to the United States, Polish investments in Ukraine, cooperation in the field of missile defense, and the support given to Kiev in the context of the Russian invasion.

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Anti-mafia Movement set to become political party

The Anti-mafia People’s Movement seeks to become a political party with a stated intention of eliminating mafia in Moldova.

Its leader, Sergiu Mocanu, held a press conference on Wednesday, March 2, to declare that Moldova lost control over its borders, the capacity to ensure justice and lacked structures capable of fighting organized crime and mafia.

The inaugural assembly of the new party will take place on Sunday, March 6, at “Ginta Latina” Cultural Center, Info-Prim Neo reports.

“Politicians and party leaders failed to deliver a clear message against mafia and we’re all now suffering the consequences. The same politicians shirk from saying the truth. Our electoral message is timelier than ever. The Communist regime’s heritage is a difficult one for Moldova. We need measures and systemic changes”, said Sergiu Mocanu.

Daniela Bodrug, member of the new party, said the Movement had brought to the public syndicate schemes from the very beginning, with names of important people involved. “We didn’t come with imaginary or populist stuff, but with concrete information and direct messages and we’ll continue likewise”, she said.

Another member, Viorel Topa, declared the change promised by the Alliance for European Integration didn’t occur. “We have the same butchers in the law enforcement structures. They weren’t simply kept in function, but even promoted by the Alliance, which lied to us shamelessly. In economic structures, the so-called red directors, the base of the previous regime, all kept their positions. Moreover, they were reappointed by the Alliance”, said Viorel Topa.

Gheorghe Susarenco stressed that since AEI came to power, the need for a party to fight mafia became urgent. “Even the Communists, during their 8 years in charge, didn’t dare to get hold of Moldtelecom, of banks, to openly rob the people”, Susarenco said, criticizing the Alliance.

“We want to get evil out of this country, to make changes so that people didn’t have to leave. We’ll make those responsible for our country’s decline pay”, said Nicolae Discount, another Anti-mafia militant.

Anti-mafia Movement launched a campaign of collecting signatures at the end of January to register as a party. Overall, it gathered 5,000 signatures in 25 districts of Moldova.

The Congress of Anti-mafia People’s Movement will take place on Sunday, at 11 AM, at the “Ginta Latina” Cultural Center.

sergiu mocanu despre obiectivele partidului.mp3

Traffic will be suspended on one lane of Pantelimon Halippa street in the capital, during the period from July 30 to August 30. The restrictions will be applied in stages, predominantly at night, for the execution of maintenance and rehabilitation works on the roadway, reports IPN.

The Chisinau City Hall announces traffic restrictions also on Florilor Street. Traffic will be completely suspended from Friday, 10:00 PM, until Sunday, 06:00 AM, on the section between the roundabout from Bogdan Voievod Street and Florilor Street 4. The measure is necessary for the execution of thermal network repair works.

Also, traffic will be completely suspended on Feroviarilor Street in the city of Vatra during the period of July 31st to August 21st. The restriction is imposed for the installation works of a main water pipeline.

The municipal authorities recommend drivers to comply with the traffic officers’ indications and traffic rules in restricted areas.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025