"Thank you because you took a chance to go far from home and family, because thanks to you and to all our citizens living abroad the Republic of Moldova is still living," are words he has addressed to President Ghimpu Basarabians of emigration, in a meeting with Moldovan citizens in Switzerland, writes jurnal.md acquired by Romanian Global News. Ghimpu mentioned that authorities will not succeed in a very short time to create the conditions for Bessarabians left to return home. "Without well-conceived reforms without foreign investments, Moldovan authorities are unable to change the situation for the better in the shortest time so as to return home," said the chairman.
On the other hand, the President said that foreign investors, once they found out that Moldova will be elections, have decided to stop investment projects for an indefinite period, and based on the results of the elections will decide whether to resume investments in the economy of Moldova. Ghimpu said that despite the situation with foreign investments, Republic of Moldova received unprecedented support from the European institutions to overcome economic crisis and promote democratic reforms. "If reforms were promoted at the right time when our citizens working for Swiss companies, German, Italian, but in Moldova and not far from the house," said Ghimpu. However, also referred to Ghimpu flood consequences facing Moldova. "Could not overcome the consequences of floods in 2008 and the former government has not developed a mechanism in place to prevent them. AEI is working hard in this respect, to do with other floods, which represents a financial challenge for us because they have already built about 800 houses for flood victims, "said the President. Basarabenii in Switzerland said they share the pain of fellow left homeless, but no sense of work life, the soul is with them and will support the collection of humanitarian aid, and transferring funds to accounts opened by authorities Chisinau. At the end of the meeting, gave Ghimpu Moldovan Association of the Swiss Confederation an icon of Saint Paraskeva, that would protect and guide them toward good deeds. Ghimpu is in Geneva from July 19 to 21, where participating in the World Conference of Speakers of Parliament.
Another 45 polling stations Bessarabians not home. Preparations for the referendum of September 5 is already in progress. In addition to the 34 polling stations opened in embassies and consular departments of the Republic of Moldova, the Moldovan Government, intend to establish another 45. This after the government held consultations with the host states and representatives of the Diaspora countries. Thus, it is expected to be opened four polling stations in Portugal, five polling stations in Italy, six polling places - in the Russian Federation, 3 - in France, 6 - in the U.S., including two in Canada, four polling stations - in Greece, 4 - in Germany, 5 - in Romania, 2 - in the UK, two in Ireland, a polling station in Cyprus and three in Spain. According to Prime Minister Filat, this approach has the support of external partners, including offering financial support in this regard. "Polling stations will be opened in consultation with host countries but also factors in our decision," said Filat. However, in addition to the 32 polling stations in embassies and operational missions, will operate a branch in the Moldovan Embassy in Madrid and one at the Consulate General of the Republic of Moldova, Iasi. According to the Electoral Code, the President is appointed by the chief electoral office of diplomatic mission of Moldova in the host country. Accordingly, each party may delegate to one member of the committee or in the event that the parties refuses to do so, the CEC has the right to delegate one representative. Voting security will be provided including foreign observers.
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In a short time, a week, three European newspapers - "Der Spiegel", Germany, The Daily Telegraph, Britain, and "Il Giornale, Italy - start (as) to control a virulent attack against Romania and, indirectly, on Moldova. I think the reader will be interesting reading some passages, more representative of the items inserted in those publications.
The first article in this series appears (on Tuesday) on the online page of the magazine "Der Spiegel" and accuses Romanian President Traian Basescu of trying, supposedly to stick "back door" RM "EU economic paradise." From a patriotic spirit, writes newspaper, President Traian Basescu of Romania wants to increase the population accepted that the number of passports granted monthly to reach 10,000 this year. In this way, the EU, already reluctant to extend, expand eastward secretly, without any referendum or an agreement in Brussels, Berlin or Paris. The newspaper, after the AEI came to power in Moldova, Romania has accelerated the "offensive naturalization in the small neighboring state. "Although Romania has been hit hard by the financial crisis this country has generously lent the neighboring state last year. Barbed wire fence at the border was removed and, last autumn, Moldovans who live within a radius of 30 km of the border were able to visit Romania without a visa, "explains" Der Spiegel "... "The new Moldovan government does not preclude advances Romania. Of the 53 members of the coalition government, nine were Romanian passport and another 11 were deposited into one folder. And while the Ghimpu is currently interim president of Moldova, the head of state is a unionist, who are appointed as advocates for the reunification of Romania and Moldova, "notes" Der Spiegel ".
Estonia is sending both technical aid and two crisis experts to help Moldova come to terms with the aftermath of the major flooding that took place there in July. The aid is being financed by the Foreign Ministry and organised by the NPO Mondo.
Foreign Minister Urmas Paet stated that the Prut River rising over its banks has caused tremendous destruction, and thousands of people have had to leave their homes as a result of the flooding. "Moldova sent us an appeal for help in liquidating the effects of the flooding. Estonia decided to answer Moldova's appeal and give the nation aid in handling the aftermath of the floods, thereby helping those who were affected by the floods return to a normal life," said Paet.
The equipment needed will be acquired through Estonian businesses. Five pump kits along with other equipment meant for cleaning out wells and pumping water from basements will be sent as aid. Concrete needs for additional equipment will be evaluated by the experts being sent. The experts will also deliver the aid, give basic training, and analyse the situation, which will give Estonia the opportunity to support Moldova's ability to come to terms with the effects of massive flooding.
Estonia is giving Moldova 857 000 kroons (54 770 EUR) to help the country handle the aftermath of the flooding and to help the victims of the floods. The money was allocated from the Foreign Ministry's budget for development and humanitarian aid.
Another 45 polling stations Bessarabians not home. Preparations for the 
