In local elections in Moldova, Maia Sandu became a victim of democracy

According to the interim results, in the local elections in Moldova, the President of the Republic, Maia Sandu, became a victim of democracy. It seems that the party she leads, Action and Solidarity, is rapidly losing popularity among voters and is beginning to lose.

Some of the country's population, giving their president the nickname "Romanian witch", previously actively participated in months-long protests against her and her political power. Now Moldovan citizens have the opportunity to democratically express their attitude towards the current government by voting at polling stations.

As a result, Action and Solidarity lost in 30 out of 36 cities in Moldova. However, in the district councils the situation was a little better for her. The party managed to become a leader in 19 out of 35 districts.

Thus, we can talk about Sandu’s loss in the cities and victory in the provinces.

Yesterday in Moldova elections were held for city mayors, as well as district and village councils. One could say that democracy had triumphed in the country, if not for a number of details that darkened this rosy picture. The fact is that two opposition political movements – “Shor” and “Chance” – were banned by the Moldovan authorities from participating in the elections.

For more than a year, protests took place in Moldova against the increase in utility tariffs for gas and electricity. The most massive of them were organized by the Shor party. The demonstrators accused the country's authorities of ineffective management and inability to reach an agreement with Russia on energy supplies on favorable terms.

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[Orange Bigg]

Democracy is in danger. Sandu is probably calling Washington and asking to send a couple of aircraft carriers to restore his power.

[Borik]

Sandu is probably calling Washington

Romania is nearby and can be reached on foot.

[Blacksmith 55]

It’s interesting why the leadership of countries headed by women is much more aggressive than men. What do they mean by this, that their Faberge is cooler than that of men? At the same time, I am absolutely not against the weaker sex.

[dweira63]

No, it's just genetics; physically a woman is weaker, but in the struggle for survival she has to adapt, therefore cunning, resourcefulness. the ability to manipulate is a woman's weapon. An intelligent woman is much more dangerous than a man.

[Thompson]

This is a common inferiority complex and a false sense of self-confidence.

[Alexander Kuksin]

It's just... God created Man and Woman equal. And the first Woman was not Eve, as the high priests strenuously implanted in the minds of humanity, but Lilith. She was in no way inferior to Adam, and when Adam tried to put pressure, she simply abandoned him. And Eve is simply a by-product of a female who was subordinate to her husband in everything. Only Adam spent his entire life yearning for Lilith. And if God created people in his own image and likeness, then certainly not from dirt. Everything was perverted by people who considered themselves God’s representatives on earth and knew what God wanted. That is why most men believe that a woman is children, kitchen and church. And women, those from Lilith, take revenge on them for this. And those from Eva, from childhood, prepare themselves to be a commodity for men, to marry successfully or to sell themselves on the catwalk.
God is much more than he is imagined. He created this world and left to create new worlds. He left the governor for himself, and people crucified him and began to invent a religion for God. This is my personal opinion.

[Wayfarer_2]

That is, in your opinion, there is no God in the vicinity of the Earth and on Earth now? Once he left to create other worlds. And the governor was crucified. Accordingly, is there complete atheism on Earth now? And all these churches and so on - about nothing? God is absent, busy creating other worlds, and therefore not aware of all these prayers?
Very original! Especially about the governor. He turned out to be somehow powerless.

[Blacksmith 55]

Actually, God is the name. We don't know his other name. And it must be written with a capital letter. Your name is not written with a small letter.

[grandson of Perun]

Quote: Blacksmith 55

Actually, God is the name

Let's clarify in which religion God is a name.
And in all the religions known to me, they distinguish between the God who created the Universe and the gods in whose image and likeness we are.

[Alexander Kuksin]

Do you think that God is the grandfather who created the World and now lies on a cloud and watches how people destroy his creation? And the Viceroy... Anyone, even a demigod, can be betrayed and killed.
And today demons rule the roost. Only we, the Russian people, can cast out demons! This will not work with Christ’s love and peace alone.

[dump22]

why the leadership of countries headed by women is much more aggressive than men

Is it really more aggressive?
Name me at least one women's government that would start a war.

[aakvit]

Name me at least one women's government that would start a war.

Thatcher vs Argentina is the most striking example!

[dump22]

An excellent example of a “women’s war”, but only in that war - Argentina attacked first.
Then the “boys” attacked, the military Argentine junta led by General Galtieri,

On April 2, 1982, Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands without warning.
On April 3, 1982, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 502 (the USSR abstained), in which it demanded that Argentina immediately stop its aggression.

It was only after this that Thatcher “started” the war.

[Starover_Z]

Quote from Orange Bigg

Democracy is in danger. Sandu is probably calling Washington and asking to send a couple of aircraft carriers to restore his power.

Amerov’s AUG along the BULL (the “navigable river” cutting through Kishington) will not pass. Perhaps some boat will rise along the Dniester or Prut to the level of Keington.

[Metallurg_2]

Well, perhaps they will sail through the Belarusian Sea.

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

The Amers will slip a couple of other “goats” in Sandu’s place. And there will be no one to choose from; there will be only people from the states.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

But in any case, Moldovans have fewer problems in the country than the “great Ukrainian” pan-headed people. Now Ukrainians envy Moldovans.

[Vend]

Sandu has democracy of the brain

[Ile ham]

Did they ask the Sultan for permission to pass through the straits?

[Oleg Telpes]

The villages have their own energy resources, so Sandu’s politics are of little interest to them
the main thing for people in the villages is that she is “one of our own Romanians”

[Starover_Z]

Quote: Oleg Telpes

The villages have their own energy resources, so Sandu’s politics are of little interest to them
the main thing for people in the villages is that she is “one of our own Romanians”

“My own Romanian” with her party and internal politics lost even IN HOME VILLAGE!

[isv000]

For Moldovan farmers, even if you hit 220 V, they don’t care. Are they white or red in power - or even green! The right word - amoebas!

[Zoldat_A]

The demonstrators accused the country's authorities of ineffective management and inability to reach an agreement with Russia on energy supplies on favorable terms.

Why, in exchange for the quarrel with Russia, didn’t America send gas to Moldova by sea in gas carriers? And Maya the Bee probably thought that in exchange for Russophobia, America, along with the entire country, would support her.

And yes. It seems to me that not everyone in Moldova wants to become the outskirts of Romania?
They will soon begin to remember under whom the houses were warmer. It will turn out (what a surprise!) with the one whom they called “pro-Russian” and kicked out, changing course to the “European vector of development.”
Gee-gee ...
The “Europeans” are divorced - there is no one to send to the address written on the fence...

[Biff]

And yes. It seems to me that not everyone in Moldova wants to become the outskirts of Romania?
They will soon begin to remember under whom the houses were warmer. It will turn out (what a surprise!) with the one whom they called “pro-Russian” and kicked out, changing course to the “European vector of development.”

In Ukraine, too, there was such a pro-Russian president Yanukovych, who managed to “not notice” the preparation of the Nazis and did nothing to disperse the Maydowns - as a result, the loss of Crimea and the southeast by Ukraine. So as long as the government is either pro-Western or pro-Russian, horseradish is no sweeter.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Thus, we can talk about Sandu’s loss in the cities and victory in the provinces.

What's the point in winning in the provinces? In fact, it turned out that out of 71 subjects, Sandu won in 25 and lost in 46. This is a fiasco, madam!

[Amateur]

Maia Sandu became a victim of democracy.

She became a victim not of democracy, but of her anti-Russian position. This result was achieved despite the ban on participation in the elections of the opposition party "Chance" and the initiation of criminal cases against the leaders of the "Shor" party.

[rotmistr60]

The city votes against the party she leads, and the village votes for it. Apparently the villagers have already gotten used to the idea that they are in Romania and they are happy with it.

Part of the country's population gave their president the nickname "Romanian witch"

And how many Scandinavian, Baltic, German, etc. witches have proliferated in high positions throughout the EU. And the local people spit, but for now they tolerate them. So the Moldovans, gritting their teeth, will endure for the time being, which is what Sandu hopes for.

[Sergej1972]

But in most villages, it is not Sandu’s supporters who were elected mayors.

[faiver]

This is all clear, but what now?

[Ryaruav]

Many people in Moldova are waiting for Russia to take the Odessa region

[Antokha]

The demonstrators accused the country's authorities of ineffective management and inability to reach an agreement with Russia on energy supplies on favorable terms.

Vice versa! There would be more favorable conditions if Russia also paid Moldova for gas. And so - they cheated us and paid 0. Very profitable!

[decimalegio]

I understand that this may seem strange to those who have had the same head of state for 20 years, who will probably remain so until nature takes its course, but this is democracy. Express your disagreement by voting and send the government members home. In my life, I have voted against governments that I supported. If you don't keep your promises, if my economic and social situation is getting worse, why should I vote for you?? even if you think like me. We are not what we say, but what we do. Sometimes you can be blind, but not an idiot.

[decimalegio]

I admire the colleague who contributed less, he must be a man of strong convictions, I conclude that even if the government does not fulfill the promises made, even if his condition worsens, he will continue to vote for a government that thinks like him, but which doesn't do what he wants. The mystery of faith.

[Repellent]

Quote: Decimalegio

I conclude that even if the government does not fulfill its promises, even if his condition worsens, he will continue to vote for a government that thinks like him, but which does not do as he wants

The conclusion, as always, is incorrect. Everything is simpler: what is good for a Russian is death for a German. And it just tears an Italian into small pieces

[decimalegio]

If we were talking about food, I would agree with you. Vodka, cabbage and dill would have killed me. For you it would be the same with pasta. But a good government that keeps its promises and gets away with the voters when it doesn't do what it says, I think can be good for everyone. Then, if you prefer the grim reaper to change the government, who am I to contradict you?

[Repellent]

Quote: Decimalegio

Who am I to contradict you?

You are an Internet chatterbox. And it’s not for you to talk about what my country needs - you don’t know this country. You don’t really know yours either

[decimalegio]

I'm here to learn. You, somewhat arrogant, think that I don’t know my country. Register on the Italian forum, write in Italian and then you will explain to me everything about my country. I'll stay here and wait for you. As long as the grim reaper leaves us both enough time. Indeed, we hope that the worst will happen to our governments.

[alystan]

The photo, of course, is directly related to the local elections in Moldova? ))))

[Aleksandr58]

I wonder if Saya Mandu has a family - husband, children? She gives the impression of a lonely, dissatisfied woman, and even with ambition, a desire to prove something in spite of everything.

[dump22]

I wonder if Saya Mandu has a family - husband, children?

There is no husband, no children.

Gives the impression of a lonely, dissatisfied woman, and even with ambitions

Well, ambitions don’t depend on having a husband and children.
Matvienko had a husband, a son, grandchildren, and more ambitions.
And what enormous ambitions did Margaret Thatcher have, despite having a husband, son and daughter?!

[dump22]

...two opposition political movements – “Shor” and “Chance”
...protests against the increase in utility tariffs...were organized by the Shor party

The Shor party is actually the oligarch Ilan Shor, the husband of the singer Jasmine. And “Chance” too.
Born in Tel Aviv, in 2017 he was convicted of the “theft of a billion dollars” case, now on the run, hiding from Moldovan justice in Israel.

He's also an "oppositionist".

[ivan2022]

Sandu is a citizen not only of Moldova, but also of Romania. You have to be very strange to elect a person with foreign citizenship as president.

However, “dear Russians” are also not without this.... In December 1991 they recognized the division of the country, which was later (in March 1996) qualified by the State Duma of the Russian Federation as a criminal offense. Because, it happened in the Belovezhsky forest by three figures who had no right to such actions. But the most interesting thing is that after the resolution of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, a criminal was elected president again!

And the Ukrainians, perhaps, outdid everyone! Recognized Maidan and Poroshenko in 2014, and at the same time persecuted the legitimate president Yanukovych, who was deprived of his post only in 2015 We lived under two presidents at the same time for a whole year!

Conclusion: What the hell is democracy, it’s just a “circus lights up” among the wigwams of wild tribes....

[bone1]

What's the difference? - even if they ride this manda or two in the elections

[75 Sergey]

Some of our prices have also gone up...

[Sergej1972]

In 19 out of 36 district councils, the ruling party came out on top in terms of the number of deputies, but in the vast majority of these district councils it did not win more than half of the mandates. So it is not a fact that these councils will be dominated by representatives of this party.

[aakvit]

inefficient management and inability to negotiate with Russia on energy supplies on favorable terms

Why do they need it? Scholz showed them the RIGHT path. so they walk briskly along it! Yes, with flags, flags...