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mariacallous · 2 months ago
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Members of the European Parliament voted on Wednesday by 508 to 53 with 104 abstentions for a resolution calling on Russia to respect Moldova’s independence and cease political interference ahead of presidential elections and a referendum on EU integration in Moldova on October 20.
The resolution denounced “voter bribery, cyber operations and information warfare”, according to the European Parliament website.
It said there were “a plethora of malicious actors, including pro-Russian Moldovan oligarchs and Russia’s state-funded RT network” involved in trying to sway voters against Moldova’s pro-European orientation.
The resolution noted that Moldovan security services have estimate that Russia has spent approximately 100 million euros to undermine the upcoming electoral process to get Moldovans to vote against closer ties with the EU.
The resolution came as the EU reportedly slapped sanctions on the pro-Russian governor of Moldova’s southern Gagauzia region, Evghenia Gutul, according to Radio Free Europe. 
Gutul, who claims her pro-Kremlin, anti-EU local administration in Gagauzia has the support of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has previously been sanctioned by the US.
She and other officials in Gagauzia were sanctioned for alleged attempts to destabilise the country in cooperation with the oligarch Ilan Shor. Convicted of large-scale fraud, Shor is currently a fugitive from justice and lives in Moscow, from where he has been seeking to influence the upcoming referendum.
The other official sanctioned were Yuri Cuznetov, deputy head of the department for external relations, Ilia Uzun, deputy president of the executive committee of Gagauzia, Mihail Vlah, deputy governor and press adviser to Gutul, and Evrazia, a pro-Shor organisation.
Gutul has not yet commented on the sanctions but said on X on Tuesday that “elections in Moldova have ceased to resemble any kind of democratic process” because of court cases against her and her allies.
In a separate development on Tuesday, a Russian-Ukrainian citizen involved in political activities on the part of pro-Russian parties in Moldova before the October 20 elections was deported to Ukraine after being arrested in Chisinau.
Ukraine’s security service, the SBU, said that the deportee, Dimitri Cistilin, 60, was “one of the Kremlin’s ideologues of the ‘special military operation’ against Ukraine”.
The SBU also stated that Cistilin is an assistant to Vladimir Putin’s former adviser, Sergei Glaziev, who was involved in the takeover of the Crimea, Donetsk and Lugansk regions of Ukraine and in developing an “‘information warfare strategy’ that justified the large-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia”.
Cistilin faces life imprisonment and the confiscation of his property in Ukraine if convicted.
Ukrainian intelligence officers stated that Cistillin interfered in the Moldovan elections through his involvement in organising a ‘March of Peace’ in Chisinau on October 6. 
At the march, priests prayed for the well-being of Victoria Furtuna and Vasile Tarlev, two candidates for the presidential elections who are alleged to be close to the Kremlin and the fugitive oligarch Shor.
Before Moldova, from September 20-22, Cistillin was in Bucharest, Romania, where he organised a discussion event involving Diana Sosoaca, an MEP with pro-Russian views, and as well Moldovan presidential candidate Furtuna.
The Chisinau authorities believe Russia’s interference in the presidential elections and in the October 20 referendum is intended to derail Moldova from its path towards EU membership.
Moldova was granted candidate status by EU in June 2022 and has set a target date of 2030 for accession.
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El Tribunal Constitucional de Rumanía invalida la candidatura presidencial de la ultraderechista Diana Sosoaca
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06 Oct, 2024 11:04 a.m. EST
El Tribunal Constitucional de Rumanía ha anunciado este pasado sábado la invalidación de la candidatura presidencial de la ultraderechista Diana Sosoaca, líder del partido SOS Rumanía, una decisión que ha tenido lugar durante los preparativos de las elecciones presidenciales: dos rondas que se celebrarán el 24 de noviembre y el 8 de diciembre, con elecciones parlamentarias de por medio, en un escenario muy fragmentado. Sosoaca, cuyo partido obtuvo dos escaños en las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo del pasado mes de junio, ha criticado duramente la decisión a través de un directo en Facebook donde ha asegurado que "Estados Unidos, los judíos y la Unión Europea han conspirado para decidir de antemano las elecciones" y pedido explicaciones inmediatas al Constitucional. La invalidación de su candidatura podría provocar una redistribución de votos entre los electores soberanistas que, según los analistas políticos, podría favorecer a George Simion, líder de la Alianza para la Unión de los Rumanos (AUR), quien vería incrementadas sus posibilidades de pasar a segunda ronda contra el primer ministro socialdemócrata del país, Marcel Ciolacu. Cabe recordar que Sosoaca fue expulsada en verano de una sesión de la Eurocámara por aparecer con un bozal de perro y empezar a gritar "En Dios confiamos" después de que la eurodiputada francesa Valerie Hayer, del grupo Renovar Europa, abogara por la incorporación del derecho al aborto al Tratado de la UE. Durante un acto del Día de la Amistad Rumania-Israel en el Parlamento rumano, gritó "Larga vida a la Guardia" en referencia a la Guardia de Hierro rumana, un movimiento fascista, ultranacionalista, clericalista y antisemita formado en la primera mitad del siglo XX. EL GOBIERNO PIDE CELERIDAD AL TRIBUNAL El alto tribunal rumano no se ha pronunciado por ahora sobre sus razones pero es habitual que la corte espere unos días para publicar un argumento razonado. No obstante, Ciolacu ha expresado ya públicamente su preocupación con la decisión del tribunal, al que ha pedido que publique cuanto antes los motivos para no inflamar tensiones. "La decisión en el caso de la señora Diana Sosoaca, parece a primera vista y a falta de una justificación, desproporcionada en relación con el principio democrático fundamental de elegir y ser elegido", ha hecho saber el primer ministro en una comparecencia recogida por el portal de noticias rumano Capital. "El papel principal del Constitucional", ha añadido "es defender a los candidatos y su derecho a ser elegidos, no ser un obstáculo para su participación en las elecciones y siempre defenderé que los cargos deben ganarse en las urnas mediante el voto popular, porque esa es la esencia de la democracia". "Creo que el Tribunal Constitucional debe presentar rápidamente el razonamiento que sirvió de base a esta decisión y que debe contener argumentos jurídicos y constitucionales sólidos", ha zanjado el primer ministro
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cyberninjaalpaca · 8 months ago
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Nu exista mitinguri politizate si controversate
Legea nu interzice. Daca cineva vrea sa aiba si are deja ambitii sau sperante prin "eu tin cu partidul x si automat y este de vina", o face si prin "mitingurile sunt politizate".Indiferent daca este vorba de PSD sau SOS, prin senator Diana Iovanovici Sosoaca.
LEGE nr.60 din 23 septembrie 1991 privind organizarea şi desfăşurarea adunărilor publice
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bg1952 · 2 years ago
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Ucraina anunță sancțiuni împotriva Dianei Șoșoacă. Reacția senatoarei: „Cum își permite?” | Digi24
https://m.digi24.ro/stiri/actualitate/politica/ucraina-anunta-sanctiuni-impotriva-dianei-sosoaca-reactia-senatoarei-cum-isi-permite-2293511
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qudachuk · 2 years ago
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Tate instructed two associates to tell Mr Simion and Ms Iovanovici-Sosoaca that supporting him would be “very good for their careers”
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stiridinromania · 2 years ago
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Diana Șoșoacă continua lupta pentru Petrom! A solicitat Raportul facut asupra privatizarii si stenogramele comisiilor de ancheta!
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Senatoarea DIANA IOVANOVICI-ȘOȘOACĂ, presedintele partidului S.O.S. ROMÂNIA, a solicitat introducerea pe ordinea de zi a Senatului a primei ședințe din sesiunea parlamentară actuală a prezentarii Raportului asupra privatizării PETROM. Raportul, dupa cum a transmis senatoarea, a fost emis de Comisia de anchetă a Privatizării PETROM, inițiată de fostul Senator Marius Marinescu. "Subsemnata Senator DIANA IOVANOVICI-ȘOȘOACĂ, Partidul S.O.S. ROMÂNIA, prin prezenta vă solicit să introduceți pe ordinea de zi a Senatului a primei ședințe din sesiunea parlamentară actuală prezentarea Raportului asupra privatizării PETROM emis de Comisia de anchetă a Privatizării PETROM, inițiată de fostul Senator Marius Marinescu.În acest context vă solicit să introduceți pe ordinea de zi a primei ședințe atât Raportul menționat, cât și stenogramele ședințelor Comisiei de anchetă PETROM.Menționez că Raportul a fost înregistrat în BP cu nr. 1872/08.11.2007, și de atunci stă ascuns într-un sertar, ceea ce este total ilegal."
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Recent, senatoarea Diana Șoșoacă a analizat neregulile grave din contractul Petrom in emisiunea Culisele Statului Paralel de la Realitatea TV, fragment care a fost preluat si transmis si de catre DIS TV. Tot astazi, confrm Realitatea.net: Realizatoarea emisiunii CULISELE STATULUI PARALEL, Anca Alexandrescu, a ajuns, în această dimineață, la Parchetul General, pentru a intra la audiența la Gabriela Scutea ca să prezinte contractul privatizării Petrom, dar și raportul Curții de Conturi a Românie în care sunt arătate toate neregulile austriecilor de la OMV. In articol se mentioneaza urmatoarele: "Cristian Terheș și Diana Șoșoacă sunt singurii politicieni care s-au arătat dispuși să găseasca soluții." Read the full article
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official-romania-account · 4 days ago
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Since I've covered the presidential elections and the candidates which are the most important and have the most chances in getting to the second part of the presidential elections, I think I can move on to the second election that is going to take place between the two parts of the presidential one.
B. The Parliamentary Election
This election will be held on 1st December, which is also Romania's national day. Most of the parties which you will be able to vote for are led by the candidates I mentioned earlier.
PSD, led by Marcel Ciolacu. Socialist party, wouldn't necessarily fuck up our country that bad, but it wouldn't be good either. Would most likely become allies with PNL.
2. PNL, led by Nicolae Ciucă. Liberal party, exactly the same as PSD, though it would be a slightly better choice. Would most likely become allies with PSD.
3. USR, led by Elena Lasconi. Democratic party, would be a good choice for the country since we could expect quite the change from them. I would say it would be harder for them to become corrupt and obsessed with money and I also think it would be good for a lot of things, amongst which are our rights, education, medical care and better infrastructure. I'm not saying it's the best, but compared to other parties, this one seems amazing.
4. AUR, led by George Simion. Nationalist party, bordering on fascism. Would be awful for our rights, relations with other countries and life quality in general. I believe they would be almost equivalent, if not worse, than what was experienced during the communist epoch in Romania.
5. SOS Romania, led by Diana Sosoaca. While Diana is not in the run to become president, she is an in the European Parliament, though the way she got in there is a complete mystery to me. Nationalist party, exactly the same as AUR, but Diana somehow makes it worse. Don't ask how, I hate her. Fascist party, rusophiliac, anti-NATO and other similar things. Would also be terrible for Romania.
These are the main 5 parties of which you should be aware when you go to cast your vote. When you do, I hope you think well about what type of future you expect from each party and about the future of thousands of people, children and adults alike.
I am but a scared teenager in the midst of a country full of corruption and ruin. Don't make me suffer more, please.
hey ignore this if it's rude but i don't really know where else to ask. i'm a romanian citizen who doesn't speak the language so finding articles about the elections that i can understand is hard, if you know anything would you mind explaining or summarizing it? i know this is a lot to ask, sorry if i imposed
Hello! This is not rude at all and I'm glad you reached out. I can explain about the presidential elections and the parliamentary elections quite a lot. You're not being rude at all, something like this takes effort. Once again, I'm glad you reached out.
A. The Presidential Elections
This election will be in two parts. The first part will have all candidates, who I will talk about. This will take place this weekend, on Sunday, 24th November.
The second part has only the first two candidates, meaning the ones who gathered most votes, from the first part. This will take place on 8th December.
The candidates, who I've put in the order they will be on the ballot
1. Elena Lasconi
This lady is supported by a democratic party. She is 52 years old and she was a journalist for 25 years, during which she took on social articles and causes. In 2020, she left journalism for politics and she became a mayor of a small town.
She has progresssive views, even if she isn't very experienced in politics, but she could give us, as a country, time to get better and have less thiefs and less corruption. She is a good choice, even if she has been dragged through Hell by journalists.
2. George Simion
This man is supported by a nationalist party. He is 38 years old and he was (and still is) an activist for the unification of Romania with the Moldavian Republic. In 2019, he made the AUR party, which he rules.
He's quite the extremist. He wants to bring back the traditional family, saying that a woman has no rights, he wants to kill the hungarians that live in Romania and he has instigated violence and hate. He's been banned from Ukraine and the Moldavian Republic because of his hateful instigations. Quite the controversial man.
3. Marcel Ciolacu
This man is supported by a socialist party. He is 56 years old and he missed the entrance exam to the Law university. His party is mainly supported by old people who are nostalgic and miss the communist times. He doesn't even speak romanian correctly. He should know about politics, given that he's been in the domain for at least 10 years.
He has socialist views and slips a lot when talking. He didn't really show up for some important debates, unlike Lasconi or other candidates. I don't really know what to say about him other than that he hasn't even finished all 12 grades of school.
4. Nicolae Ciucă
This man is supported by a liberal party (although the party had an alliance with Marcel Ciolacu's socialist party for QUITE some time). He is 57 years old, a military general that promised to not get into politics after retiring. Guess what. He's been in politics for 5 years now. He has an autobiography. He was accused of plagiarism on his doctoral thesis.
His views might depend on what's good for him and I think he might lie about some things. Again, I don't really know what to say about him other than I believe that he would be easy to corrupt.
5. Hunor Kelemen
This man is supported by a democratic party that mainly sipports hungarians. He is hungarian himself, 57 years old and he used to be a veterinary doctor, who studied philosophy. He has 2 poem books and a literature book published. He lies quite a bit about why he candidates, saying that he wants to do justice in the country, when in reality, all he wants is to give his party a way to get into the government and senate.
All I can say about him is that he doesn't really have chances of getting into the second part of the presidential election.
6. Mircea Geoană
This man is not affiliated with any party. He is 66 years old and studied engineering and was an engineer for a short while. There are rumours that he had contact with russians and that he was a spy for the romanian secret services.
He has democratic views, but he doesn't really have chances, due to his old age, affiliation with the russian services and the fact that he isn't supported by any party.
I will add more aboit the elections, but I am in a rush right now. I will complete this in a few hours.
However, I will give you a link to all the candidates and their presentations. It is in romanian, but you can use Google Translate to translate it in your language. I promise I will finish talking about this, but I really have to get somewhere.
Hope this helps. My best bet is Elena Lasconi.
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jurnaldeoltenia · 3 years ago
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Liderul protestelor anti-vaccin din Zalău indeamna la vaccinare : Îmi pare rău că nu m-am vaccinat
Liderul protestelor anti-vaccin din Zalău indeamna la vaccinare : Îmi pare rău că nu m-am vaccinat
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northtransylvanianews · 4 years ago
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Șoșoacă se vede aleasa poporului! Vrea președinția României
Șoșoacă se vede aleasa poporului! Vrea președinția României
Diana Şoşoacă nu exclude posibilitatea de a candida la alegerile prezidenţiale din 2024, scriu cei de la Epoch Times România. Mi-aduc aminte ce mi-a spus Înalt Prea Sfinţía Sa Teodosie când mi-a dat binecuvântarea să intru în politică: Acceptă-ţi destinul de jertfă, îţi spun că mi-a spus „acceptă-ţi destinul de jertfă, îţi spun că ai destin de jertfă şi te opui, nu e bine să te opui. Ai un drum…
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mariacallous · 1 year ago
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The nationalistic right-wing Alliance for the Union of Romanians, AUR, has started a campaign to attract smaller nationalist parties, some with far-right leanings, ahead of the 2024 elections, gathered in an “authentic sovereignist choir”.
“AUR is a constantly growing force. This thing is more and more visible. The more our strength grows, the more [others] come to us. We will make the necessary selection and welcome all who deserve and correspond to our principles and values, ” AUR leader and MP George Simion said on Tuesday evening.
Next year, Romania will hold European, local, parliamentary and presidential elections.
“We want to unite because only together can we help Romanians. We don’t keep our doors closed. We’ve proved that we did not make a party for ourselves and a group of close people and that we are open to all who can do something for the country”, ther co-president of AUR, Senator Claudiu Tarziu, said.
AUR has already presented a narrative of winning the elections, pedalling a nationalist, Euro-skeptic and anti-NATO agenda, which matches Moscow’s own narratives.
Its “entire ideology … fits the type of narrative pushed in the West by Russian propaganda,” wrote Dan Tapalaga, editor of the G4Media , an influential Romanian independent news portal, in an analysis.
He described the party as “extremist and anti-Semitic … based on isolationist nationalism, anti-Europeanism, economic nationalism, traditionalism and [Christian] Orthodoxy”.
Simion said he was out to beat the “so-called democratic bloc” in 2024.
“In 2024, two ‘army corps’ will fight. The so-called democratic block PSD-PNL-UDMR [Social Democratic Party, PSD; National Liberal Party, PNL and Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania, UDMR] will fight the sovereignist pole, concentrated around AUR … We need to win these elections,” he said.
AUR has brought into the party a businessman of Israeli origin, Ilan Laufer, and another, Mohammad Murad, of Lebanese origin, to signal that ethnicity and religion are no bar to membership of its nationalist projects.
Previously, Simion was accused of anti-Semitic attitudes for praising Marshal Ion Antonescu, the leader of Romania in World War II and the figure most responsible for the mass killing of its Jews and Roma. Simon rejected these accusation after he had a meeting with the Israeli ambassador to Romania.
Simion also stated that AUR is based on four pillars – the Romanian nation, the family, freedom and the Christian faith.
He further stated that the legacy of Corneliu Vadim Tudor, the former leader of the Great Romania Party, PRM, who championed anti-Western, homophobic, xenophobic and anti-Hungarian views in the 1990s, must be continued. That was why he welcomed his daughter, Lidia Vadim, into the party. However, Simion has publicly insisted that he has no anti-Semitic views himself.
Judging by recent opinion polls, AUR and one other Romanian nationalist party could win seats in the European Parliament elections.
According to the latest Avangarde opinion poll, from last month, AUR stands to win 19 per cent of the votes in those elections, while the party of Diana Sosoaca, formerly of AUR, S.O.S Romania, would win 5 per cent, allowing it to cross the electoral threshold.
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la protestele din bucuresti au fost adunati sosoaca, tzanca uraganul si bahmuteanca. i still maintain the opinion ca mai lipsea doar dan diaconescu
mai tineti minte cand se facea misto de dancila si ca cineva mai praf decat ea nu exista? Niciodata sa nu spui niciodata
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