The Congress of Russian Communities of Moldova and the Ravnopraviye [Equal Rights] Socio-Political Movement have stood up with support of the DA Platform’s demand to dismiss the current Moldovan Government, Parliament and President.

Alexander Petkov, a member of the previous Moldovan Parliament, stated at a news conference in Infotag today that serious provocations against protesters in Chisinau are possible.

“Our Home is Moldova” (OHM) party’s acting chairman Alexander Butovschii demands from the authorities the immediate release of the OHM party leader Grigore Petrenco and eight members of the party.

The Social Democratic Platform has called upon the Civil Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”] to organize a meeting with extra-parliamentary parties to discuss the establishment of a united party to take part in elections.

Nicolae Besedovschi, veteran of the Dniester war accuses the Moldova judges in the legalization of corruption in the ranks of Customs officers.

Moldovan citizen Maria Olar reported at the press conference that the Moldovan law enforcement agencies do illegality and instead of protecting citizens they apply force to them.

The start of the contest for journalists Adami Media Prize-2015 in Moldova, announced Director of Adami Program Stefan Tolz during Monday’s news conference at Infotag.

The liquidation of the National Institute of Vine and Wine can lead to destroying of the whole Moldovan branch of viticulture and winemaking, say prominent scientists and employees of the Institute, which is celebrating its 105th anniversary this year.

A group of 20 members of Moldova’s first parliament addressed to citizens with the appeal to support the protest action on September 6.

“Our Home is Moldova” (OHM) party leader Grigore Petrenco qualified the Thursday’s decision by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) to suspend for 2 months the raising of electricity and natural gas tariffs as “the common victory won by all those who have been protesting last few months against the rule of oligarchs in Moldova”.

The Civil Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”] called on Moldovan youth and students to actively participate in the protest action, planned for September 6. During Tuesday’s news conference at Infotag, leaders of the Platform voiced an address which says that “the future belongs to the youth and the way it will look like depends on the way we will build it”. The authors of the statement maintain that only the fight against the current authorities will provide a chance to the young people of Moldova.

Professional organizations of agricultural workers in the face of the National Union of Agricultural Producers' Associations UniAgroProtect and National Farmers’ Federation called on farmers to come to protests, which will be organized by the Civil Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”] on September 6.

“Our Home is Moldova” party leader Grigore Petrenco has announced the organization’s accession to the September 6 rally of protest being organized by the Civil Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”].

The Civil Platform “Demnitate si Adevar” [DA, “Dignity and Justice”] has called upon Moldova citizens not to trust the authorities’ “mendacious promises” and to unite efforts for the sake of helping Moldova out of “the oligarchic captivity”.

“Our Home is Moldova” (OHM) party leader Grigore Petrenco stands for cancelling of the decision on raising tariffs on electricity and gas, proposing to conduct meetings of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), the Government and the Parliament.