Opposition politician publishes book 'The Black Spots of the Red Rule'

Veaceslav Untila, the first deputy president of Moldova Noastra Alliance (AMN), launched a second volume of his book titled 'The Black Spots of the Red Rule' . “When I conceived and made the first volume, I did not think it I would have to continue it. But things turned to be otherwise, and I had to continue my monitoring of the Communist rule,” the author said at the presentation, Info-Prim Neo reports. He has worked for four years on the book. The volume contains over 300 examples of breeching the human rights, evidence for acts of corruption and embezzlements of public funds, the direct interference of the state into the judiciary, evidence of attacking the opposition and others. “The next book will have to be 2-3 times bigger, the rulers will be held accountable for all these years of terror. I want the last volume to be named “The End of the Communist Rule,” said AMN leader Serafim Urecheanu. Theater director Sandu Grecu from Satiricus Theater, which hosted the presentation, has said the book speaks of the political maturity of politician Veaceslav Untila. “For me personally this book is less important, instead it's more important for my kids, who, after April 2009, will not know about the red color. I will keep it as a document in my library, so that my grandchildren see and realize what we had been through,” he said. Writer Nicolae Dabija has called Veaceslav Untila “a Grigore Ureche (Moldavian chronicler – e.n.) of the Moldovan corruption.” “The book is a chronicle of the governance's crimes for the last years. I thank the author for having the pleasure to read unpleasant things,” Dabija added.