{"id":446171,"date":"2018-12-05T15:15:25","date_gmt":"2018-12-05T15:15:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=446171"},"modified":"2019-01-10T13:38:27","modified_gmt":"2019-01-10T13:38:27","slug":"separation-uncertainty-melancholy-past-main-characteristics-moldovan-population","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/separation-uncertainty-melancholy-past-main-characteristics-moldovan-population\/","title":{"rendered":"Separation, uncertainty and melancholy about the past \u2013 the main characteristics of the Moldovan population"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The Moldovans are still nostalgic<\/strong> about the USSR. When asked if they regret the dissolution of the USSR, 49.1% of people said they regret it, 25.7% couldn\u2019t evaluate it and 21.1% said they don\u2019t feel any nostalgia regarding this matter. Thus, almost half of the respondents would like to turn back the USSR times. At least this is shown by the Barometer of Public Opinion survey<\/a>, managed by the Institute for Public Policy and performed by the Centre of Sociological Investigations and Marketing CBS AXA.<\/p>\n

Moreover, if a referendum took place next Sunday for the Republic of Moldova to become a part of the (non-existent) Soviet Union again, 40.1% of the survey participants said they would vote for, 27.1% would vote against, and the rest said they didn\u2019t decide or wouldn\u2019t participate. This probably comes from the preponderant positive attitude of the Moldovan people towards the communist regime that existed in the Republic of Moldova between 1940 and 1990. 47.1% of the 1115 respondents have a positive attitude, 23.8% a negative one, and 29.1% are indifferent.<\/p>\n

The political expert Victor Ciobanu explained the relationship between the category of people that still feel nostalgic about the Soviet Union and the political preferences expressed at the election:<\/p>\n

\u201cThere is a well-established left-wing electorate in the Republic of Moldova that passed from the Party of Communists to the Party of Socialists. The heavy influence of the Soviet Union myth reflects on the voting preference of this category of population. If there weren\u2019t the current left-wing parties, others would take their place and would exploit the perceptions of these people, becoming very popular.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

In the same time, the survey respondents reveal a disapproval<\/strong> regarding the way the things are going in Moldova. The big majority of them consider that Moldova goes in the wrong direction (72.7%). However, they seem indecisive<\/strong> and have divided opinions. At an eventual referendum, 36.5% of respondents would vote for joining the EU, while for joining the Eurasian Economic Union would vote 29.5%, and the rest wouldn\u2019t participate or don\u2019t know yet.<\/p>\n

The Republic of Moldova is still governed by traditionalist<\/strong> values. People place a high level of trust in the church, the town hall and the mass media. On the other hand, they are very sceptical about the political parties, parliament, and the court system. 53.4 % of Moldovans are \u201cnot interested at all\u201d or \u201care interested just a little\u201d in politics.<\/p>\n

The most important sources of information for the Moldovan people that were questioned in the survey are: TV \u2013 78% and internet \u2013 46%. There is a growth trend in the number of people that use internet for informing themselves, to the detriment of the TV and radio. Yet, the quality of the received information can\u2019t be verified, since the respondents named two social media websites as the most used online source of information: Facebook \u2013 78% and Odnoklasniki \u2013 59%.<\/p>\n

The traditionalist values, the high level of poverty and the misinformation through the mass media tools could represent the background of the scepticism, disparity and the sorrow of the past. According to the mentioned survey, the biggest concerns of the people that live in Moldova are the rising prices, the future of their children, poverty, unemployment rate and corruption.<\/p>\n

When asked to evaluate their families\u2019 level of income, Moldovans said that the resources they have are not even enough for the basic needs (30.8%) or are at the limit of the basic needs (42.2%). The statistical data<\/a> from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2017 the rate of the population that had a level of income that didn\u2019t cover basic needs was about 8%. Therefore, the population and the government\u2019s perception<\/strong> regarding the necessary amount of money for the minimum consumption is certainly contrasting.<\/p>\n

When referring to the personal investments, people are very reticent<\/strong> as well. Only 8.2% of the respondents have some savings and intend to invest them or already did that. The rest either don\u2019t have savings, don\u2019t know how or don\u2019t want to invest them.<\/p>\n

The Moldovan citizens consider the change of the government and fighting corruption the main measures that could be taken in order to improve the current economic and social situation.<\/a><\/p>\n

Featured image source: sputnik.md<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>The Moldovans are still nostalgic about the USSR. When asked if they regret the dissolution of the USSR, 49.1% of people said they regret it, 25.7% couldn\u2019t evaluate it and 21.1% said they don\u2019t feel any nostalgia regarding this matter. Thus, almost half of the respondents would like to turn back the USSR times. At […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":31,"featured_media":446173,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[4,56],"tags":[35,27,95,104,103],"class_list":["post-446171","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-society","category-reportaje","tag-important","tag-moldova","tag-society","tag-statistics","tag-survey"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

The Moldovans are still nostalgic<\/strong> about the USSR. When asked if they regret the dissolution of the USSR, 49.1% of people said they regret it, 25.7% couldn\u2019t evaluate it and 21.1% said they don\u2019t feel any nostalgia regarding this matter. Thus, almost half of the respondents would like to turn back the USSR times. At least this is shown by the Barometer of Public Opinion survey<\/a>, managed by the Institute for Public Policy and performed by the Centre of Sociological Investigations and Marketing CBS AXA.<\/p>\n

Moreover, if a referendum took place next Sunday for the Republic of Moldova to become a part of the (non-existent) Soviet Union again, 40.1% of the survey participants said they would vote for, 27.1% would vote against, and the rest said they didn\u2019t decide or wouldn\u2019t participate. This probably comes from the preponderant positive attitude of the Moldovan people towards the communist regime that existed in the Republic of Moldova between 1940 and 1990. 47.1% of the 1115 respondents have a positive attitude, 23.8% a negative one, and 29.1% are indifferent.<\/p>\n

The political expert Victor Ciobanu explained the relationship between the category of people that still feel nostalgic about the Soviet Union and the political preferences expressed at the election:<\/p>\n

\u201cThere is a well-established left-wing electorate in the Republic of Moldova that passed from the Party of Communists to the Party of Socialists. The heavy influence of the Soviet Union myth reflects on the voting preference of this category of population. If there weren\u2019t the current left-wing parties, others would take their place and would exploit the perceptions of these people, becoming very popular.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

In the same time, the survey respondents reveal a disapproval<\/strong> regarding the way the things are going in Moldova. The big majority of them consider that Moldova goes in the wrong direction (72.7%). However, they seem indecisive<\/strong> and have divided opinions. At an eventual referendum, 36.5% of respondents would vote for joining the EU, while for joining the Eurasian Economic Union would vote 29.5%, and the rest wouldn\u2019t participate or don\u2019t know yet.<\/p>\n

The Republic of Moldova is still governed by traditionalist<\/strong> values. People place a high level of trust in the church, the town hall and the mass media. On the other hand, they are very sceptical about the political parties, parliament, and the court system. 53.4 % of Moldovans are \u201cnot interested at all\u201d or \u201care interested just a little\u201d in politics.<\/p>\n

The most important sources of information for the Moldovan people that were questioned in the survey are: TV \u2013 78% and internet \u2013 46%. There is a growth trend in the number of people that use internet for informing themselves, to the detriment of the TV and radio. Yet, the quality of the received information can\u2019t be verified, since the respondents named two social media websites as the most used online source of information: Facebook \u2013 78% and Odnoklasniki \u2013 59%.<\/p>\n

The traditionalist values, the high level of poverty and the misinformation through the mass media tools could represent the background of the scepticism, disparity and the sorrow of the past. According to the mentioned survey, the biggest concerns of the people that live in Moldova are the rising prices, the future of their children, poverty, unemployment rate and corruption.<\/p>\n

When asked to evaluate their families\u2019 level of income, Moldovans said that the resources they have are not even enough for the basic needs (30.8%) or are at the limit of the basic needs (42.2%). The statistical data<\/a> from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 2017 the rate of the population that had a level of income that didn\u2019t cover basic needs was about 8%. Therefore, the population and the government\u2019s perception<\/strong> regarding the necessary amount of money for the minimum consumption is certainly contrasting.<\/p>\n

When referring to the personal investments, people are very reticent<\/strong> as well. Only 8.2% of the respondents have some savings and intend to invest them or already did that. The rest either don\u2019t have savings, don\u2019t know how or don\u2019t want to invest them.<\/p>\n

The Moldovan citizens consider the change of the government and fighting corruption the main measures that could be taken in order to improve the current economic and social situation.<\/a><\/p>\n

Featured image source: sputnik.md<\/p>\n

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