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Moldovan acting president resigns

Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin, pictured during July elections, announced on Friday he was resigning after the defeat of his Communist Party in elections ended its eight-year rule of Europe's poorest country.(Xinhua Photo) Photo... Full Article at Xinhua

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  1. The citizens of Moldova must no longer be afraid. ... The difference between us and the Communists is major. We will not blackmail the press as they did. We will resolve people's problems working with values
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  2. After eight years of authoritarianism, democratic development is possible in this country ... Democracy and truth has finally been victorious. We fought for this for so long and with so many difficulties.
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