Public activist Marcel Darie claims that the Chisinau municipal prosecutor's office is run by a “mafia”, but this remains unattended by the competent bodies, first of all the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.

Moldovan presidential candidate Victoria Furtuna spoke in defense of the Orthodox Church and clergymen. At a press conference at INFOTAG on Friday, Fortuna said that “the country's current government is attacking the Orthodox Church and its ministers” and that in 2024 Moldova's politicians have suddenly become experts in religion.”

Pensioner Elena Juc and her husband Valeriu, deprived of their two-story house and four hectares of land in Drochia, are demanding that the Moldovan authorities stop the “lawlessness” against their family, which began in 2009.

Marcel Darie, a public figure and former candidate for Chisinau mayor, has spoken about an unprecedented situation in the Chisinau prosecutor's office.

Lawyer Sergei Mishin believes that “voting by mail in the October 20 presidential election is a gift to the authorities in the form of bribing the CEC.” He said at a press conference at the INFOTAG agency on Wednesday that “the law on voting in envelopes is a legal nonsense that has nothing to do with the equal right of citizens to participate in the electoral process.”

Avelin Tabarcea, a potential presidential candidate, intends to challenge in court the decision of the Central Electoral Commission, which the previous day refused to register an initiative group in support of his candidacy. At a press conference at INFOTAG on Tuesday, Tabarcea named the CEC's decision as an ‘attack on democracy’ and a gross violation of human rights.’

“The citizens of the republic should become masters in little Moldova themselves and only then it will become blooming,” says presidential contender Stefan Savitchi. At a press conference at the INFOTAG agency on Friday, as a contender in the election race, he said that he intends to undergo the necessary legal procedures at the CEC together with the members of the initiative group.

Former Prosecutor General Alexandru Stoianoglo announced his official entry into the election campaign for the Moldovan presidency starting August 21. He told an INFOTAG news conference on Tuesday that he had held a series of meetings with politicians, including participants in the electoral race, over the past month.

Moldovan citizen Stefan Savitchi, who announced his intention to run as a presidential candidate, believes that "we should not wait for Uncle Volodya or Uncle Sam to help our country, Moldovans should become masters of their own house."

Chairman of the Institute of Legislative Creativity Lex Scripta Mihai Corj believes that the amendments made by the ruling PAS Party to the Electoral Code violate the provisions of the Constitution.

Moldova will set up a National Committee for the Rescue of Pensioners and Invalids, which intends to take an active position before the upcoming presidential elections. This was announced on Thursday at a press conference at the INFOTAG agency by the ex-chairman of the Constitutional Court Dumitru Pulbere, who headed the initiative group for the formation of such a committee.

Stefan Savitchi intends to run for president as an independent candidate who will “unite all nationalities in Moldova.”

China will continue to deepen reforms and modernization in its own way, which will have an impact on global development, including Moldova.

Former Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tarlev has announced that he will participate in the presidential elections as an independent candidate. Speaking at a press conference with INFOTAG news agency on Wednesday, he said that he was one of those who "had the honor to lead the Moldovan government and the country's economy in 2001-2008, when Moldova was in the most difficult situation, which was the legacy of the late 90s.”