Dodon: The Risk of New Mass Protests Is High

Moldovans are both dissatisfied and want change. The likelihood of new mass protests is high, but their fate will depend on the unity of all opposition forces. Former head of state Igor Dodon stated this. “Some of our former comrades changed their rhetoric under pressure from the government and all of a sudden became ‘pro-European’,” actualitati.md quoted Dodon as saying “The country’s leadership itself does a lot to split the opposition – they created different ‘Trojan horses’ so that there would be no unified agenda. But there is only one solution, which is to unite and speak with one voice against the government,” he said.