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Once again, the majority in Parliament is attempting to interfere in a country’s internal affairs, openly siding with the forces in Moldova that are championing the interests of the EU’s economic groups, and attacking the country’s independence and sovereignty, as well as the will expressed by its people. The insults begin immediately, when the text says that it ‘welcomes the progress made during the last year by the Republic of Moldova’, demanding that the country’s authorities ‘pursue the reforms needed and fulfil their commitments to keep the Republic of Moldova on track for steady European integration’.
What is not mentioned is that the government in Moldova is the result of a coalition formed following an outright coup that made use of a series of provocative and destabilising operations to overthrow the Communist Party government, which had won the elections. Nor is it mentioned that this same coalition, once in power, launched a worrying anticommunist and antidemocratic offensive in a clear move to discredit the Communist Party.
The position of the majority in Parliament lays bare its profoundly anticommunist nature and its hypocrisy when it talks about the defence of democracy, the rule of law and human rights."@en1
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