In Moldova they want to hold presidential elections and a referendum on joining the EU on the same day

Another post-Soviet republic hastily “got ready” for Europe. Earlier, Moldovan President Maia Sandu proposed holding a national referendum on the country's accession to the EU this year. The corresponding vote is scheduled for October 20.

At the same time, presidential elections are scheduled to take place in the republic this year. At the same time, in Moldova, at the suggestion of the president, they want to combine both events and hold them on one day.

According to a statement by the Speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, Igor Grosu, a petition to set the date for the presidential elections and referendum on joining the EU on October 20, 2024 is already being prepared by legislators.

It is worth noting that Sandu’s initiative was sharply criticized by opposition forces. Thus, political opponents of the current leader of Moldova believe that by scheduling a referendum on the day of the presidential election, she is trying to earn herself additional points and the loyalty of voters in order to remain for a second term.

However, as we remember, “Ukrainian European integration” could not be prevented even by the current government, which was ultimately overthrown in a coup. The whole world can see what it has become right now.

Meanwhile, Sandu also has a backup option for quickly joining the European Union. For several years now, the Moldovan authorities have been “carefully” imposing on their citizens the opinion that it would be nice for the country to unite (join) with Romania. Moreover, the latter has been a member of the EU since 2007.

Comments

[rocket757]

The booth is in place... the clowns are still at it... oh no no no, the celebration continues.

[NIKN]

They were too clever, you just need to put the bulletin correctly:
Are you not against Sandu becoming president?
Variants of answer:
-Yes, I don’t mind
-No, I don't mind

[rocket757]

Well, yes, a correctly posed question is more than half of the required answer, or even more.

[Berg berg]

At the same time, Gagauzia will hold a referendum on secession from Maldavia!

[Lev_Russia]

Well, it’s clear that Sanda herself needs a referendum in her election campaign, but I don’t understand why the people of Moldova need it...??? This is absolutely useless spending from the budget... Of course, no one will take the impoverished Moldova into the EU separately... There are now enough of their own poor people there even without it... The EU economy on the eve of the crisis... "Locomotives of the EU" (Germany, France) in They are mired in their internal problems - a decline in production and rising unemployment, and even the UkroReich is being forced to provide assistance... European limitrophes are terrified of the prospect of losing subsidies... In general, the EU kingdom has enough of its own problems even without Moldova... Moldova has only one opportunity to join the European Union - this is to become part of Romania...??? But why the people of Romania need additional parasites must be decided by the Romanians themselves... So if a referendum is held in Moldova, then only about the desire to become part of Romania... But in what capacity and with what rights - that is the question... ???

[Privet]

The gypsies wanted to join the EU, they won’t even be accepted into Romania, why do they need these poor people, only if they are used as labor for the boyars.

[bone1]

Well, how will they elect a president, and he is against joining the EU

[rotfuks]

I have little understanding of the peculiarities of Moldovan political life. But I remember that before Sandu the president was Igor Dodon. And this Dodon was an ethnic Russian and led a pro-Russian policy. But everything worked out poorly for Dodon because the president in Moldova is something like the president in Germany, a nominal figure. But Sandu came to the presidency and everything works out for her and she steers Molavia in any direction. Or has the status of the presidency in Moldova changed or does everything depend on the person?

[isv000]

Quote: rotfuks

But Sandu came to the presidency and everything works out for her and she steers Molavia in any direction. Or has the status of the presidency in Moldova changed or does everything depend on the person?

In Moldova, it’s not enough to become president, you also need to get a label for reigning in Brussels, and Dodon, like that King Dadon, received a cockerel and kirik-ku-ku, reigned lying on his side, so they slipped him the Queen of Shamakhan, the bee Maya to replace him...

[rotfuks]

[quote][In Moldova it’s not enough to become president, you also need to get a label for reign in Brussels,/quote]
Once upon a time, people in Brussels did not have political power, yet they lived well in Moldova.

[isv000]

[quote=rotfuks][quote][In Moldova it’s not enough to become president, you also need to get a label for reign in Brussels,/quote]
Once upon a time people in Brussels did not have political power, yet they lived well in Moldova.[/quote]
Previously, the water was wetter...

[isv000]

In Moldova they want to hold presidential elections and a referendum on joining the EU on the same day

Why not? Let's immediately drown for becoming a citizen of the gypsies, it's all going to happen anyway. Just how did the Moldovans gather in the EU, if they have the PMR at their side and the Gagauz are on guard, breathing unevenly in the direction of Moscow?

[rotfuks]

About four years ago I visited Romania. Before that, I visited Romania in 1997. And during this time, little has changed in Romania. Only the roads have gotten better. The houses are tattered and old, there are no new buildings or new businesses. Young Romanians and Romanian women leave for Europe under any pretext. In their place, Moldovans are coming to Romania. In Holland, on the red light street, every second worker is Romanian, and in Romania, in brothels there are only Moldovan women. Europe is working like a vacuum cleaner pumping hardworking Romanians out of Romania. By the way, Poles are no longer considered hardworking in Europe because they have realized that they are simply being used. The Romanians have not yet realized that Europeans have them.