Victoria Borodin
INVESTIGATION: Gas Station Owners: Cartel Agreements in an Uncompetitive Market
Over the past two years, the six largest players in the oil market in Moldova have replaced the competitive process with a friendly form of control, have dictated prices, and have sold the same quality of petro…
26 July
INVESTIGATION: The Price for a Vote in Breakaway Transnistria
Several voters on the left bank of the Dniester admit that they took money to vote for the Electoral Bloc of Communists and Socialists at the early parliamentary election on Sunday. Some received money before e…
19 July
Ministry of Interior Blocks ZdG Access to Information on Criminal Cases of Moldovan Party Leaders Invoking Personal Data Protection
ZdG cannot obtain information about possible criminal cases involving chairmen, deputy chairmen, and general secretaries of several political parties, registered in the electoral race for the early parliamentar…
07 June
A Judge Fights for a Higher Pension: ”When Everyone Applies, Why Shouldn’t I?”
Dozens of judges and hundreds of prosecutors have obtained higher pensions in recent years after they filed lawsuits against the National Social Insurance House. Anatolie Țurcan, a magistrate at the Supreme Cou…
03 June
INVESTIGATION: Companies Affiliated With The Staff Of Chișinău-Gaz Pump Millions Of Euros Into Their Accounts
Over the past few years, a system operator of the natural gas distribution and the most important subdivision in the energy sector from Moldova has accumulated little revenue due to unregulated supplementary ac…
30 May
INVESTIGATION: The Undervalued Cars of Integrity Inspectors
“Declare the real value of the goods!” urged the National Integrity Authority, in October 2020, in a video about the phenomena of declaring goods at ridiculous prices, especially practiced by offici…
23 May
April 7, 2009 – Moldova’s Shame at the European Court for Human Rights
Moldova has so far paid almost 345,000 euros for the inaction of law enforcement bodies following the events of April 7 and 8, 2009, after young people abused and tried in police stations found justice at the E…
12 April
A 150,000 Dollars Bribe to a Ukrainian Judge
The Supreme Court of Justice rejected the request to the political asylum of a Ukrainian judge known for his 150,000 dollars bribe, money which he hid in a jar and buried in his garden. Ukrainian Judge Nicolai…
11 March
The Socialists Ask President Sandu to Nominate Their Candidate for Prime Minister
The Socialist Party decided on February 27 that they should enter into a dialogue “with all the parliamentary parties” to overcome the political crisis and propose to president Maia Sandu to negotia…
02 March
Presidential Elections in Moldova: Bomb Alert at a Polling Station in Germany
The electoral process from the polling station no. 1/349 Frankfurt has been suspended due to a bomb alert. UPDATE: The electoral process from the polling station Frankfurt suspended around 04:30 P.M. (EET) due…
15 November 2020
Victoria Borodin
INVESTIGATION: Gas Station Owners: Cartel Agreements in an Uncompetitive Market
25 July
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