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This is a discussion on Revolution in Republic of Moldova within the Europe forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by imported_Déise The Romanian citizenship position with regard to Rep Moldova is actually more restrictive than Ireland's with ...
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Since Romania has now joined the EU I cant see Moldova rejoining Romania for a long long time I dont think they would be allowed to Its amazing looking back at the break up the USSR and the Communist states how some prospered Slovakia, Poland The Baltics(allowing the rest economic down turn) Czech Rep While others like Moldova Albania sank even further into failed states If we could do it agian
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Surely this is illegal as in effect it amounts to a State outside the EU gaining access for its citizens to the EU without meeting the criteria for membership.
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| Moldovan Communists top parliament vote: exit poll | International | Reuters The Moldovan Communist Party won the election at about 45% of the poll. So awful is the poverty and corruption of the "democratised" states around them that even a stalinist party looks better than the alternative. |
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| it's understandable to a degree that Russia wants to have this friendly fragment in Transdniester. The breakaway of ByelloRussia and Ukraine, in addition to the Baltics, left Russia pushed far to the east,away from their old Imperial (both russian and Soviet)spheres of influence so they are eager to hang onto these (Transdniester and Kaliningrad ) little far-flung putposts that display a Russian presence in Central Europe. I suppose two comparisons would be the Guanatanamo base in Cuba and Spains Ceuta and Melilla enclaves. An unhappy area. The poorest, most corrupt and impoverished EU state has an even more troubled and impoverished breakaway region which itself has a still more corrupt and impoverished breakaway region of its own, like a set of Matrushka dolls. |
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Just let the lot of them into the EU and everything will be fine. Won't it ? |
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| While the 2005 election was given a clean bill of health, election monitors have been detained or refused entry during both the April poll and the most recent one. The ENEMO mission to observe the election has been rather scathing in their criticism of the election: NDI Deplores Expulsion of International Election Observers from Moldova | NDI And a member of the OSCE has also spoken out about irregularities: European observer: first the Communists had 35% - Moldova Azi To be honest, the Moldovan government has not exactly covered itself with glory here or done near enough to distance itself from accusiations of electoral corruption. There is an interesting piece on the BBC about the background ot the elections and the parties: BBC NEWS | Europe | Moldova: Divided as ever over new poll Judging by this they seem to be living in a timewarp of sorts: Quote:
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