Maia Sandu was convicted of violating the Constitution and a number of laws of Moldova
The role of teachers will be very important in preparing Moldovan communities for Moldova's accession to the European Union.
This was stated by the President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, at the National Forum of Teaching Personnel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to her, teachers are called upon to tell children “about the changes that our country is going through, about our aspirations and the benefits of European integration, as well as about what we must do, as a society and as a country, so that the European dream of Moldovans becomes reality."
With this statement, the president violated the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova and the Code of Education of the Republic of Moldova, says Moldovan journalist, ex-candidate for the presidency of Moldova Dmitry Ciubashenco.
The Constitution of the Republic of Moldova (Article 5) states that “no ideology can be established as the official state ideology.”
The Code of the Republic of Moldova on Education (Article 7) emphasizes that “education is based on the following fundamental principles: ... e) the principle of freedom of thought and independence from ideologies, religious dogmas and political doctrines.”
“European integration is an ideology, a political doctrine, and in a sense, a religious dogma, which is preached by the presidential party PAS. Sandu is trying to impose the ideology of his party on the entire education system,” Dmitry Chubashenko indicated in his Telegram channel.
He recalled that just over a quarter of the total number of registered voters voted for Sandu and her party in the elections, with every fourth vote they received from the diaspora.
“To say that the “European dream” is shared by all Moldovans, especially when equating Europe and the EU, implying that such a dream means joining the EU is, to put it mildly, a very big stretch, and to put it simply, it’s an outright lie,” – the journalist believes.
In the traditional understanding of “European,” the Sandu regime pursues a policy of suppressing democratic principles, the rule of law, human rights and freedoms, which does not fit well with EU declarations.
“Seeing that at least a third, and if we add Transnistria and take away the diaspora, then at least half of the population does not support such a course, Sandu decided to force the entire education system to promote her and her party’s ideology. This is illegal, but what can you do if Prigozhin’s ghost torments you at night,” concluded Dmitry Chubashenko.
A few days earlier, in another fit of Russophobia, Maia Sandu, in an interview with the Financial Times, said that the head of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, who died in a plane crash, was allegedly preparing a coup in Moldova through opposition protests, which were supposed to “escalate into violent actions.”
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