At the end of June, Moldovan high school students are taking their baccalaureate. Natalia, an accountant and mother of 4 children, came to put a candle at the St. Pantaleon Church, in the center of Chisinau, for one of her daughters who is taking the exam. Asked what she thinks of the Moldovan government’s pro-European policy, she replies: “The European Union (EU) promotes values that I do not share. I am for freedom, not for libertinism. We are an Orthodox country which has traditions and we do not want the EU to deprive us of that…”
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