{"id":446335,"date":"2018-12-31T16:43:48","date_gmt":"2018-12-31T16:43:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=446335"},"modified":"2018-12-31T16:44:36","modified_gmt":"2018-12-31T16:44:36","slug":"synopsis-2018-important-things-happened-moldova-year","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/synopsis-2018-important-things-happened-moldova-year\/","title":{"rendered":"The synopsis of 2018. What are the most important things that happened in Moldova this year"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

This is the time when everyone analyses the events of the passing year and makes the New Year\u2019s resolutions. Moldova.org will do the same. So, here are the most important events that happened in the Republic of Moldova in 2018.<\/strong><\/p>\n

January<\/h4>\n

A new year, the old procedures: Igor Dodon, the President of the Republic of Moldova was suspended<\/a> several times<\/a> as he refused to sign the presidential decrees proposed by the government. People were asking themselves: \u201cwhy do we need a President that can be replaced at any time?\u201d No answer came.<\/p>\n

People got to know that the Presidency of Moldova\u2019s reconstruction was going to be financed from a 7-million-euro donation<\/a> made by the Turkish government. The cost for this donation was to be revealed later.<\/p>\n

Moldova experienced a new wave of power usurpation through the refusal<\/a> of the Central Electoral Commission to register an initiative group<\/a> that had as its main goal the abrogation of the mixed electoral system.<\/p>\n

June<\/h4>\n

The middle of the year was marked by the most booming court decision – the decision of the Court of Appeal from Moldova by which the municipal elections in Chisinau were declared invalid<\/a>, motivating that Andrei N\u0103stase and his opponent, the Socialist Ion Ceban, called for mobilization to vote on election day, on social networks, this being qualified as electoral campaigning.<\/p>\n

July<\/h4>\n

The invalidation of the municipal elections in Chi\u0219in\u0103u had as a major consequence the organisation of mass protests<\/a>. The protestants urged the Parliament to take measures for validating the local elections in Chisinau, to dismiss and bring to justice the judges who decided to invalidate the elections in the capital city and to cancel the mixed electoral system.<\/p>\n

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Photo source: jurnal.md<\/p><\/div>\n

August<\/h4>\n

The most important and, in the same time, shameful event of August were the protest organised by the Political Party \u201c\u0218or\u201d on the 26th<\/sup> of August. It was organised purposefully on the same day with another anti-governmental protest led by the extra-governmental opposition \u2013 the PAS and DTPP. The main square of the Moldovan capital was split into two<\/a> by the police. On one half of the square, people were asking for the dissolution of the current parliament and the resignation of people holding key positions in the judiciary system. On the other half, the so-called protestants were demanding for buckwheat and more canned meat, while dancing and having fun. That was the most representative and desolating image of the society\u2019s dispersion in Moldova: those driven by the wish of change and those consumed by physical cravings.<\/p>\n

The next morning, the riot police forcibly removed<\/a> the anti-governmental protesters who spent the night near the symbolic statue of Stephen the Great on the main square, after they had ordered them to vacate the area to make way for government officials. Among the protesters were the leader of the Party of Action and Solidarity \u2013 Maia Sandu and the leader of the Dignity and Truth Platform Party \u2013 Andrei N\u0103stase.<\/p>\n

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Photo source: cotidianul.ro<\/p><\/div>\n

Generally, the day of August 27th<\/sup>, the Independence Day of the Republic of Moldova can be declared the saddest day of the 2018, as that was the day when the Moldovan government was literally the farthest from its people.<\/p>\n

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Photo source: diez.md<\/p><\/div>\n

September<\/h4>\n

On September 6th<\/sup>, 7 Turkish citizens<\/a> teachers of the Moldovan-Turkish high school network “Orizont”, were expelled or extradited (the governmental institutions still can\u2019t explain what that act was, as the declarations were contradictory) by the Moldovan Information and Security Service (SIS), packed in a plane and sent to Turkey where they might have been the subject of torture. According to the lawyer of the Turkish citizens, they were removed<\/a> from Moldova with another identity and sentenced in a prison next to Istanbul. Some opinions stated<\/a> that the Turkish teachers were \u201csold\u201d to the Turkish government for the sum donated for the Presidency building reconstruction.<\/p>\n

October<\/h4>\n

There are still positive events that happened in 2018. In October, for example, the Moldovan tennis player Radu Albot became the winner<\/a> of the Liuzhou Challenger Competition. The “Liuzhou International Challenger 2018” was held from 22nd<\/sup> to 28th<\/sup> October 2018 in China.<\/p>\n

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Photo source: diez.md<\/p><\/div>\n

November<\/h4>\n

Moldova has made one more step towards becoming a \u201cgrey\u201d area were illegal assets could be legalized and money laundering is possible. Thus, the adoption of the Capital Amnesty law<\/a> and the Citizenship by investment law<\/a> could facilitate the legalisation of the extracted money from the Moldovan bank system in \u201cThe Great Moldovan Bank Robbery\u201d and could attract new financial sources from people that want to \u201cbuy\u201d the Moldovan citizenship.<\/p>\n

December<\/h4>\n

On December 1st<\/sup>, Romania and the Republic of Moldova celebrated 100 years from the Great Union<\/a>. Whereas Romanians celebrated this day with parades, manifestations and concerts (this day is a national holiday in Romania), Moldovans were silent, melancholic and divided between east and west. Just like always!<\/p>\n

The best is not yet to come: in February 2019, the Moldovan citizens will decide who will represent them in the parliament and in the national uninominal constituencies, as a result of the mixt electoral system. The election campaign has just begun. The political parties are preparing for one of the most unfair and unpredictable elections in the history of the country.<\/p>\n

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Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>This is the time when everyone analyses the events of the passing year and makes the New Year\u2019s resolutions. Moldova.org will do the same. So, here are the most important events that happened in the Republic of Moldova in 2018. January A new year, the old procedures: Igor Dodon, the President of the Republic of […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":31,"featured_media":446336,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[7],"tags":[135,134,35,27],"class_list":["post-446335","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-miscellaneous","tag-135","tag-events","tag-important","tag-moldova"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

This is the time when everyone analyses the events of the passing year and makes the New Year\u2019s resolutions. Moldova.org will do the same. So, here are the most important events that happened in the Republic of Moldova in 2018.<\/strong><\/p>\n

January<\/h4>\n

A new year, the old procedures: Igor Dodon, the President of the Republic of Moldova was suspended<\/a> several times<\/a> as he refused to sign the presidential decrees proposed by the government. People were asking themselves: \u201cwhy do we need a President that can be replaced at any time?\u201d No answer came.<\/p>\n

People got to know that the Presidency of Moldova\u2019s reconstruction was going to be financed from a 7-million-euro donation<\/a> made by the Turkish government. The cost for this donation was to be revealed later.<\/p>\n

Moldova experienced a new wave of power usurpation through the refusal<\/a> of the Central Electoral Commission to register an initiative group<\/a> that had as its main goal the abrogation of the mixed electoral system.<\/p>\n

June<\/h4>\n

The middle of the year was marked by the most booming court decision – the decision of the Court of Appeal from Moldova by which the municipal elections in Chisinau were declared invalid<\/a>, motivating that Andrei N\u0103stase and his opponent, the Socialist Ion Ceban, called for mobilization to vote on election day, on social networks, this being qualified as electoral campaigning.<\/p>\n

July<\/h4>\n

The invalidation of the municipal elections in Chi\u0219in\u0103u had as a major consequence the organisation of mass protests<\/a>. The protestants urged the Parliament to take measures for validating the local elections in Chisinau, to dismiss and bring to justice the judges who decided to invalidate the elections in the capital city and to cancel the mixed electoral system.<\/p>\n

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Photo source: jurnal.md<\/p><\/div>\n

August<\/h4>\n

The most important and, in the same time, shameful event of August were the protest organised by the Political Party \u201c\u0218or\u201d on the 26th<\/sup> of August. It was organised purposefully on the same day with another anti-governmental protest led by the extra-governmental opposition \u2013 the PAS and DTPP. The main square of the Moldovan capital was split into two<\/a> by the police. On one half of the square, people were asking for the dissolution of the current parliament and the resignation of people holding key positions in the judiciary system. On the other half, the so-called protestants were demanding for buckwheat and more canned meat, while dancing and having fun. That was the most representative and desolating image of the society\u2019s dispersion in Moldova: those driven by the wish of change and those consumed by physical cravings.<\/p>\n

The next morning, the riot police forcibly removed<\/a> the anti-governmental protesters who spent the night near the symbolic statue of Stephen the Great on the main square, after they had ordered them to vacate the area to make way for government officials. Among the protesters were the leader of the Party of Action and Solidarity \u2013 Maia Sandu and the leader of the Dignity and Truth Platform Party \u2013 Andrei N\u0103stase.<\/p>\n

\"\"

Photo source: cotidianul.ro<\/p><\/div>\n

Generally, the day of August 27th<\/sup>, the Independence Day of the Republic of Moldova can be declared the saddest day of the 2018, as that was the day when the Moldovan government was literally the farthest from its people.<\/p>\n

\"\"

Photo source: diez.md<\/p><\/div>\n

September<\/h4>\n

On September 6th<\/sup>, 7 Turkish citizens<\/a> teachers of the Moldovan-Turkish high school network “Orizont”, were expelled or extradited (the governmental institutions still can\u2019t explain what that act was, as the declarations were contradictory) by the Moldovan Information and Security Service (SIS), packed in a plane and sent to Turkey where they might have been the subject of torture. According to the lawyer of the Turkish citizens, they were removed<\/a> from Moldova with another identity and sentenced in a prison next to Istanbul. Some opinions stated<\/a> that the Turkish teachers were \u201csold\u201d to the Turkish government for the sum donated for the Presidency building reconstruction.<\/p>\n

October<\/h4>\n

There are still positive events that happened in 2018. In October, for example, the Moldovan tennis player Radu Albot became the winner<\/a> of the Liuzhou Challenger Competition. The “Liuzhou International Challenger 2018” was held from 22nd<\/sup> to 28th<\/sup> October 2018 in China.<\/p>\n

\"\"

Photo source: diez.md<\/p><\/div>\n

November<\/h4>\n

Moldova has made one more step towards becoming a \u201cgrey\u201d area were illegal assets could be legalized and money laundering is possible. Thus, the adoption of the Capital Amnesty law<\/a> and the Citizenship by investment law<\/a> could facilitate the legalisation of the extracted money from the Moldovan bank system in \u201cThe Great Moldovan Bank Robbery\u201d and could attract new financial sources from people that want to \u201cbuy\u201d the Moldovan citizenship.<\/p>\n

December<\/h4>\n

On December 1st<\/sup>, Romania and the Republic of Moldova celebrated 100 years from the Great Union<\/a>. Whereas Romanians celebrated this day with parades, manifestations and concerts (this day is a national holiday in Romania), Moldovans were silent, melancholic and divided between east and west. Just like always!<\/p>\n

The best is not yet to come: in February 2019, the Moldovan citizens will decide who will represent them in the parliament and in the national uninominal constituencies, as a result of the mixt electoral system. The election campaign has just begun. The political parties are preparing for one of the most unfair and unpredictable elections in the history of the country.<\/p>\n

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