The chairman of “Our Party: Renato Usatii believes that compatriots abroad brought PAS to power, but then the ruling party left alone the diaspora. He wrote on social media that this is what PAS did to fellow citizens from the diaspora when it excluded them from the Prima Casa Plus program.
“When I see them spitting on those who stood in kilometer-long queues to vote for them – this is unthinkable, unprecedented bullying. The comfortable parliamentary majority of 63 seats that PAS has today is a credit to the diaspora. PAS creates all the conditions, and I am almost convinced that it does it intentionally, so that more people leave, fewer stay, and those who leave continue to send money home,” the politician believes.
He is sure that in the fall elections, the toughest postvoting awaits those who govern Moldova today.
“At the last elections there were queues at polling stations, but now “caravans” of people are leaving Moldova altogether, and Maia Sandu does not lift a finger to stop them,” Usatii summarized.