Moldova's Opposition Demands Action on Corruption and Amnesty Law

Moldovan Opposition Demands Corruption Crackdown, Inquiry into Amnesty Law Chisinau, Moldova – Members of the "Alternativa" political bloc held a press conference today, June 3rd, 2025, issuing a strong call for the ruling PAS party to fulfill its anti-corruption promises. Their main concern centers on the recent Amnesty Law, which they argue released a number of dangerous criminals back into society. "We demand that the ruling party cease the persecution of citizens and fight the phenomenon of corruption, as they promised," stated Alexandr Stoianoglo, co-president of the "Alternativa" bloc, during the press conference. The bloc expressed deep concern over PAS's apparent unwillingness to launch a full investigation into the law's implementation. Stoianoglo further emphasized the potential dangers created by the law's loopholes, stating, "The deputies, especially those from the ruling party, refuse to investigate these dirty schemes." The "Alternativa" bloc believes that the law's passage and subsequent release of dangerous individuals represents a significant threat to public safety. The press conference comes amidst growing public scrutiny of the ruling party's handling of corruption issues. The video concludes with a news report including comments from President Maia Sandu, who acknowledges the need for a thorough investigation into the matter. The situation underscores the ongoing political tensions and challenges facing Moldova.