Poroshenko's allies will retain power in Moldova through fraud
The Moldovan oligarchy will be able to cancel the results of the parliamentary elections scheduled for the fall through the courts if it is not satisfied with their results. Moldovan political scientist Zurab Todua stated this at a press conference in Moscow, recalling that in this way the results of the elections for the mayor of Chisinau were recently cancelled.
"A precedent has been created for interfering in the electoral process through control over the courts, which are not free in Moldova. Consequently, it will be possible to change the results of any candidate for parliament this fall at the whim of the ruling group led by Plahotniuc ( the oligarch, "master of Moldova," and business partner of Petro Poroshenko – ed. )," Todua said.
He believes that such a scenario can only be broken if the right and left opposition in Moldova unite, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“But contradictions regarding the status of the Russian language and the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transnistria will not allow them to change the regime in a consolidated manner. They only accuse each other of having connections with Plahotniuc. This all plays into the hands of the ruling group. If nothing changes, she will retain power in her hands,” Todua said.
Poroshenko's allies will retain power in Moldova through fraud.