Lithuanian special services teach Moldovan deputies to fight corruption

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A group of Moldovan parliamentarians today visited the office of the special services of Lithuania, called the Special Investigation Service (STT). It is reported that Moldovan deputies arrived in Lithuania to receive advice on the subject of "how to counteract corruption."

Informational portal BaltNews writes that the Lithuanian representatives discussed with the members of the Moldovan parliament questions of cooperation in the anti-corruption sphere.



Lithuanian special services teach Moldovan deputies to fight corruption


It was noted that an important point of the meeting was the item on the investigation of corruption crimes.

This meeting is of particular interest for the following reason. Literally on the eve, the Lithuanian Minister of Finance tried to find the reason why Lithuania is one of the most corrupt states of the European Union (IMF data. According to a Lithuanian official, Lithuanian corruption today is a “legacy of the Soviet period.” The Minister said that in Soviet times, residents of the Lithuanian SSR with the help of corruption “they tried to resist the Soviet power and occupation”.

Apparently, it is this kind of experience (not so much a struggle, as an explanation of the “causes” of the existence of corruption) that Moldovan parliamentarians adopted from Lithuania. Apparently, now and in Chisinau, certain political figures will say that the “Soviet legacy” is to blame for everything.
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  1. volodya Rank
    volodya
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    25 October 2017 12: 53
    If this is a joke, then it’s funny! If not, even funnier!
    1. Finches Rank
      Finches
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      25 October 2017 13: 04
      Clown exchange! laughing “Two Ukrainians got into a talk at an ox-fed fair:“ Listen, ”one said,“ our hussars are being transferred to your village, and yours are being transferred to billets in our place. ”“ Say grace! ” What difference does it make? "- 'The difference is very large: your hussars have yellow trousers and ours have blue ones." - "So isn’t it better to leave all the hussars at their former positions, only exchange their pants? ' - "Could be so! But, judge for yourself, what will the hussars go to while they exchange their trousers? " laughing
      1. Tatyana Rank
        Tatyana
        +1
        25 October 2017 13: 12
        Apparently, now in Chisinau, certain political figures will declare that the “painful Soviet legacy” is to blame for everything.
        That will be so!
        In general, the Moldovan parliamentarians simply excursionally “walked” to rest in another - also Primorsky - country under the guise of working for free - at the state expense!
      2. NIKNN Rank
        NIKNN
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        25 October 2017 13: 26
        Quote: Finches
        Clown exchange!

        Estonians are also going to share their experience, they will come by 2020 ..., in a hurry ... laughing
    2. 79807420129 Rank
      79807420129
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      25 October 2017 13: 06
      Apparently, now in Chisinau, certain political figures will declare that the “painful Soviet legacy is to blame for everything

      Again, the unfinished USSR is to blame.
      1. LeonidL Rank
        LeonidL
        0
        26 October 2017 06: 33
        Autumn aggravation smoothly turning into a spring aggravation!
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  2. Egorovich Rank
    Egorovich
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    25 October 2017 13: 15
    The Lithuanian special services are teaching Moldovan deputies how to correctly cut the budget of the MP. Since it sounds plausible.
    1. Grandfather Rank
      Grandfather
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      25 October 2017 13: 28
      Lithuanian special services teach Moldovan deputies to fight corruption
      because :
      Lithuania is one of the most corrupt states of the European Union
      it's like a thief in law, teaches a young thief ...
      1. oldzek Rank
        oldzek
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        25 October 2017 15: 02
        yeah, you need to steal a lot, but accurately. well and further: if you get caught do not confess, if you admitted that it was a simple theft, and not a qualified one, etc. etc.
  3. Ren Rank
    Ren
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    25 October 2017 13: 33
    The fight against corruption needs to be learned from the United States. Replace the word "corruption" with "lobbying the interests of business entities" - all corruption is defeated! wassat
    Well, you need to introduce taxes for "lobbying" for officials! good
    1. Ren Rank
      Ren
      +1
      25 October 2017 13: 37
      Example:
      It was: "Giving a bribe to an official for committing acts in the interests of this person"
      It became: "Material remuneration to an official for lobbying the interests of an economic entity" wink And no corruption.
  4. Slovak Rank
    Slovak
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    25 October 2017 18: 57
    It’s funny. Lithuania - Europe's leader in corruption levels teaches others to fight it !?
    1. LeonidL Rank
      LeonidL
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      26 October 2017 06: 32
      Europe sir!
  5. LeonidL Rank
    LeonidL
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    26 October 2017 06: 32
    It was necessary to ask for help in the fight against corruption directly to the SBU and Avakov personally ... these people can, these will teach!