Vlad Bercu Economist writes that Moldova is a country more expensive. Population afflicted expect radical changes from the new government. Obviously that is an illusion to think that in times of crisis and things can change radically and rapidly, writes journalist. But how the situation was managed by increases in tariffs in mid-January had nothing to do with the crisis. Fluff that was shown in determining compensation, delaying their payment, but also reinforced the mistrust bureaucratic formlităţile population, concludes Vlad Bercu.

Valentina Baciu wrote in Time that the former Minister of Education, Victor Tvircun could be forced to return to the state at least six thousand euros for not having made several judgments in the case of employees who illegally dismissed. Eight cases have reached the ECHR, and to avoid conviction in three cases Moldovan government agent Vladimir Grosu ended mutual transactions following which the state requires applicants to pay 400 euros 6000.

Cornel Ciurea writes in Capital that the May 9 military parade in Moscow politically, is important for Russia, but not for Moldova. As it appears that Moldova seeks a subtle game. Moscow will leave President Michael Ghimpu, which means that Moldova participates in his highest official. Meanwhile, soldiers from the Ministry of Defence will not go to Moscow, which is a dissociation of the general chorus. Plea - no money - is probably one plausible, but it reflects a manifest lack of interest in the event.

Andrei Ivantoc former political prisoner of the separatist regime of Tiraspol, judged by a sentence of life imprisonment said in an interview with Capital that "the truth about the war of the Dniester, as in the April 7, remains to be elucidated" . If former President Voronin and those of his entourage will not be punished, believes Ivantoc, Alliance for European Integration of the new generation will lose confidence.

Diana Raileanu - europalibera.org