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Is Anyone Ready for Sunflower Harvest in Moldova?

Despite some relaxing position in the recent polls , the leaders of the still largely unreformed Communist ruling party (CPM) in Moldova seemed to walk through a state of panic since the end of 2004. The recent ‘horticultural upheavals’ scared to death some of its leaders, exposing a deep sense of their vulnerability to the ‘soft-power’ changes that produced a number of notorious defections in Ukraine and Georgia.

Link http://www.epinetwork.org…ts/THE-SUNFLOWER_IDIS.doc
Author Munteanu, I.
Date 20-Feb-2005
Institute Institute for Development and Social Initiatives
Tags Communist, Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia

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