The Prime Minister said Filat Moldovans from abroad who will vote in a referendum of September 5 and November elections will not be at risk of being expelled if working there illegally. According to Info Prim, Filat said that polling stations will be required only Moldovan identity cards, so there is no risk.
Thursday was the last day for registration at the CEC parties who wish to participate in the referendum campaign linked to September 5. There were five games included in the total is now 25.
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Central Election Commission notes that pre-registration procedure of the Moldovan citizens living abroad in the electoral lists continues.
Chisinau, CEC - Central Election Commission notes that pre-registration procedure of the Moldovan citizens living abroad in the electoral lists will continue till August 10 inclusive.
To register voters living abroad will have to access the page www.voteaza.md and complete the online form. Later in the statement in her honor will be temporarily removed (for the referendum on September 5, 2010) the electoral lists at their home in Moldova.
Please note that prior registration is not mandatory, and voters who, for various reasons, have not followed this procedure, will be able to exercise their right to vote on election day is presenting at the polling station.
This is the first time the Central Election Commission launched the procedure for on-line pre-registration in the electoral lists based on the Moldovan citizens living abroad.
For more information about the constitutional referendum of September 5, 2010 Republican call from Monday to Friday between 8.00 and 17.00 with a time between 12.00 and 13.00 time (Moldova) 08 888 0800 from any town or +373 22 540 488 (normal rate) citizens living abroad. We emphasize that these numbers may not be filed appeals or complaints made.
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September 5, 2010: Constitutional referendum! Contribute to the preparation of voter lists by filling in the qualitative www.voteaza.md until 10 August 2010 inclusive.
Note: Even if you previously registered, you will still be able to participate in the referendum of September 5, 2010.
For more information, call the Hot-Line International: +373 22 540488 (call for payment, the usual fare, Monday-Friday, 800-1700, pause 1200-1300). This number can not be filed appeals or complaints.
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More immigrants means more crime. And among the foreign communities that have the lowest ratio between the load of criminal charges and number of nationals residing in Italy, there are Moldovans, Romanians, Albanians and Chinese. The notes to the CNEL, in the annual report, 484 pages, now in its seventh year, on "Indices of integration of immigrants in Italy." From 2005 to 2008, notes the CNEL, "foreign residents increased by 45.7%, while complaints against them have grown only 19 percent."
In absolute terms, the report shows, the total number of complaints (relating to Italian and foreign combined) was in 2005 to 2,579,124 in 2006 to 2,771,440 in 2007 to 2,993,146, and 2,694,811 in 2008. Of these, the number of how many concerned citizens of 248,291 foreigners in 2005, 275,482 in 2006, 299,874 in 2007 and 297,708 in 2008. Assuming, then, to emphasize the Deputy Chairman of the national coordination of policies for integration of foreigners of the CNEL, Giorgio Alessandrini, that "the increase of complaints against foreigners in 2008, compared to 2005 is attributable to foreign registered as new residents, we come to the conclusion there that the newcomers there is a reported every 25 persons (excluding irregular and passing strangers), while the responsibility of all residents in Italy (Italians and foreigners), there is a reported each 22 individuals and is thus a fall injury to a greater danger of foreigners.
With respect, then, individual communities, immigrants from Moldova can be considered the most virtuous (the difference between the percentage of complaints and that of residents is 9.6 points in favor of the latter). Following are the Romanians (-6.5%), Albanians (-4.8%) and China (-1.8 percent). Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia, Egypt and Nigeria together accounted for 29.6% instead of complaints against foreigners, even if the residents are only 18.7% of the immigrant population.
Emilia Romagna is confirmed, moreover, the region with the highest potential for integration in Italy, and Sicily offers conditions more equal socio-employment between immigrants and Italians. Also good performance in the behavior of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lombardy, Lazio and Veneto. Taillights: Abruzzo, Puglia and Sardinia. Among the provinces, pride of place in Parma, Reggio Emilia and followed by Vicenza. A curiosity, finally, the opportunities for job placement. In 2008, the foreign community to have had the best level of employment, compared to the number of fellow residents, were those from India, Romania, Moldova, Albania, Ukraine and Morocco. Intermediate position for Chinese, Filipinos, Peruvians. Few, however, employment opportunities for immigrants from Sri Lanka, Ecuador, Pakistan and Nigeria.
The Prime Minister said Filat Moldovans from abroad who will vote in a referendum of September 5 and November elections will not be at risk of being expelled if working there illegally. According to Info Prim, Filat said that polling stations will be required only Moldovan identity cards, so there is no risk. 
Central Election Commission notes that pre-registration procedure of the Moldovan citizens living abroad in the electoral lists continues. 
September 5, 2010: Constitutional referendum! Contribute to the preparation of voter lists by filling in the qualitative www.voteaza.md until 10 August 2010 inclusive. 
More immigrants means more crime. And among the foreign communities that have the lowest ratio between the load of criminal charges and number of nationals residing in Italy, there are Moldovans, Romanians, Albanians and Chinese. The notes to the CNEL, in the annual report, 484 pages, now in its seventh year, on "Indices of integration of immigrants in Italy." From 2005 to 2008, notes the CNEL, "foreign residents increased by 45.7%, while complaints against them have grown only 19 percent." 