Moldovan President Described as Key Factor of Instability
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On Sunday, in the center of Chişinău, a massive rally “Movement for the People” took place.
The demonstrators demanded that the authorities pay the gas, electricity and heating bills for the winter, and also demanded the resignation of Maia Sandhu and the Cabinet.
Activists brought banners and posters reading: “Shame”, “Stop price hikes”, “We want a decent life”, “Do not silence us with the prosecution”, “President Maia Sandu’s resignation”.
According to the organizers, people from all over the country came to the capital.
However, many could not get there, as the police stopped the buses at the entrance to the city.
The column of demonstrators was led by Marina Tauber, deputy head of the opposition Shur party.
The police did not allow the demonstrators to enter the city center.
They tried to break through the police cordon, but special forces were sent against the demonstrators.
During the rally, according to the police, dozens of people were detained.
The march ended with the adoption of a resolution demanding that the government pay heating and electricity bills.
The text of the document was handed over by Marina Tauber to the government. The demonstrators demanded the implementation of the warning within one day.
On Sunday, in the center of Chişinău, a massive rally “Movement for the People” took place.
The demonstrators demanded that the authorities pay the gas, electricity and heating bills for the winter, and also demanded the resignation of Maia Sandhu and the Cabinet.
Activists brought banners and posters reading: “Shame”, “Stop price hikes”, “We want a decent life”, “Do not silence us with the prosecution”, “President Maia Sandu’s resignation”.
According to the organizers, people from all over the country came to the capital.
However, many could not get there, as the police stopped the buses at the entrance to the city.
The column of demonstrators was led by Marina Tauber, deputy head of the opposition Shur party.
The police did not allow the demonstrators to enter the city center.
They tried to break through the police cordon, but special forces were sent against the demonstrators.
During the rally, according to the police, dozens of people were detained.
The march ended with the adoption of a resolution demanding that the government pay heating and electricity bills.
The text of the document was handed over by Marina Tauber to the government. The demonstrators demanded the implementation of the warning within one day.
