On November 1 Moldova will vote its president. Will the pro-European candidate Maia Sandu prevail over the pro-Russian Igor Dodon? And if Sandu wins what will change for the country? A few reflections on the presidential elections of this weekend.
If you don't know Romanian turn on the subtitles.
Timestamps
00:13 The presidential candidates
00:59 The political landscape in the Republic of Moldova
02:20 The pro-European and pro-Russian candidates
03:18 The exit-polls
03:49 Warnings from the oppositions
04:01 The presidential debate
04:18 Is a president enough to end corruption?
05:10 A question that remains unanswered
05:38 Probably not a game-changer
References
The online newspaper Diez made a test for Moldavians to learn the real functions of the President of the Republic: [ Ссылка ]
Candidates
Maia Sandu interviewed at Euronews: [ Ссылка ]
Igor Dodon's videos and channel:
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Andrei Nastase interviewed by Nataliei Morari:: [ Ссылка ]
Violeta Ivanov at Nord News: [ Ссылка ]
Renato Usatîi interviewed by Nataliei Morari: [ Ссылка ]
Octavian Țîcu interviewed at Nord News: [ Ссылка ]
Dorin Chirtoacă hosted by Galben: [ Ссылка ]
Galben’s channel (Un Show de Doi Galbeni): [ Ссылка ]
Polls
As stated in the video, the polls are from IRI: [ Ссылка ]
News
Balkan Insight:
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DW:
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IPN Press Agency:
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Moldova.org:
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NewsMaker:
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Publika.md:
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Radio Free Europe:
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Ruptly:
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TV8:
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Ziarul de Gardă:
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Other sources
ODIHR (OSCE): [ Ссылка ]
Freedom House: [ Ссылка ]
Presidency of the Republic of Moldova: [ Ссылка ]
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