- Gagauzia police to receive assistance from turkish colleagues, INFOTAG, 12 March 2010, 17:14
- General prosecutor's office accuses Ungheni port administration of negligence, INFOTAG, 12 March 2010, 16:48
- The leader of the Democratic Party goes to Berlin, DECA-press, 12 March 2010, 16:45
- Premier names ex-president "political mutton-head", INFOTAG, 12 March 2010, 15:44
- Norway will introduce special visa regime for Moldovans, Info-Prim Neo, 12 March 2010, 15:39
- Vlad Filat to ambassadors: We will make progress only with your help, Info-Prim Neo, 12 March 2010, 13:11
Fields of Terror - the New Slave Trade in the Heart of Europe
Poor people are being lured from Eastern Europe to the Czech Republic for forced labour. Some of the worst gangsters are now on trial but there is no sign of this evil trade coming to an end.
Marian Lupu is ruling out any possibility of forming a bilateral coalition with the Communists
Chisinau, July 29 ( INFOTAG ). He stated to journalists at his community polling station today, "Our bilateral coalition with the Communist Party is impossible because I know this party's mentality so well. The Communists can't act for the good of Moldova and its national interests. There were parties that had entered into a coalition with the MCP, and they have paid a high price for that. Now they have no chance of winning seats in parliament".
In his belief, "Many things will change drastically in Moldova after the elections. I have voted for the changes, and for a de-monopolization of the national economy. I have voted for European reforms and for Moldova's development. The Democratic Party shall be in the new Parliament, and will enhance stabilization of situation, and will work to put an end to the current confrontation on the political arena".
Marian Lupu stated, "I stand for well-weighted relations and a dialog between Chisinau and Bucharest. Situation in this sphere must change, for I guess there must be a civilized partnership between a European Union member country and a neighbor country. Entry visas for Romanians ought to be cancelled".
Marian Lupu, who quitted the Communist Party last June 10 and was elected DP Chairman in mid-July, stated to the press he is now feeling "a much more free and a happier man because I am now in harmony with my principles and internal values".










