IPN flow synopsis for December 17, 2019
Bandits with epaulets and salaries from state
The chief of the PGO said the developments at the three POs show there is no supremacy of the law there. The human rights are not respected. The people are pursued. Businesses are being destroyed. They make money at these POs. “There will be no prosecutor’s offices outside control during my tenure at the PGO. This does not yet mean I will become involved in the examination of criminal cases.”
Russians with hand on oxygen faucet of Chisinau
Five more categories of products will be added to the lists of goods that will be exported to the Russian Federation duty free as of January 1, 2020. The given products include beef, sunflower seeds, sugar, ethyl alcohol and furniture. Minister Ion Perju said the list of fruit and vegetable exporters to Russia as of next year will be increased from 130 to over 350 Moldova companies.
Without restrictions and favors, indulgence, humiliation and genuflexions...
Moldova in the first ten months of this year exported goods to the value of US$2.3 billion, an increase of 3.4% compared with the corresponding period last year. 65.5% of the exports went to the EU member states, as opposed to 69.5% in 2018. Exports to the CIS countries constituted 15.5%, as opposed to 15.7% in 2018, the National Bureau of Statistics has said.
How much do miracle polls cost?
If snap legislative elections were held next Sunday, three political parties would enter Parliament. These are the Party of Socialists (PSRM), which would gain 32.1% of the vote, the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) with 22.7% of the ballot and the Democratic Party (PDM) with 11.3% of the poll.
The Germans will help against Tiraspol, according to plan
The repacking and collection of about 600 tonnes of obsolete, unusable and banned pesticides located in the Transnistrian region will start next month. Minister Ion Perju wrote on Facebook that 12 places from where to collect this quantity of pesticides were identified. The pesticides will be later taken to Germany for being disposed of. The Environment Agency will be responsible for monitoring the process.
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