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Government: Information about the opening of centers for migrants in Moldova is fake

The government warns that the information according to which centres would be opened in the Republic of Moldova for asylum seekers rejected and targeted in expulsion procedures is fake. The spokesperson of the Executive, Daniel Vodă, said that such proposals "are not discussed and are not accepted".

"A new fake news appeared, according to which the Republic of Moldova would host a center for rejected asylum seekers and subject to deportation procedures. Let's be clear: the Government is not discussing such a proposal and will not accept such ideas," said Daniel Vodă.

We remind that information appeared in the British media that the European Commission intends to discuss "initiatives" to create "camps for migrants" in countries that want to join the EU bloc, such as Moldova, Serbia and Albania.

This is not the only fake in the media in the Republic of Moldova. Over the past two weeks, several fake messages and letters purporting to be official documents issued by several state institutions have been shared on social media. The spokesperson of the Government, Daniel Vodă, stated that the fake information has only one goal: to create confusion among the citizens. In this context, the authorities call on the population to be extremely cautious and to verify the information received.

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Correspondence from Bucharest: Romania elects its president – Vote of the Diaspora is important
International

Correspondence from Bucharest: Romania elects its president – Vote of the Diaspora is important

Romanians face a challenging task today, as 14 candidates are competing for the presidency at Cotroceni Palace. This count is effectively 13, considering the recent withdrawal of Ludovic Orban, who will still appear on the ballot papers. Polls show that the top five candidates have a chance of advancing to the second round, which will take place in two weeks. Additionally, parliamentary elections are scheduled for the following week.

Presidential elections in Romania// Over 80 thousand Moldovans with Romanian citizenship voted in the Republic of Moldova
Elections

Presidential elections in Romania// Over 80 thousand Moldovans with Romanian citizenship voted in the Republic of Moldova

A record number of Moldovans with Romanian citizenship participated in the presidential elections in Romania. According to real-time updated data, by 9:00 p.m., approximately 81 thousand Moldovans with Romanian citizenship voted in the 59 polling stations open in the Republic of Moldova. Voters from our country are among the most active in the diaspora.

Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova designates the winners of the national contemporary art salon
Culture

Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova designates the winners of the national contemporary art salon

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