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The EU says Moldovan citizens need to be better informed about the benefits to their economy from the EU-Moldova treaty (Photo: Adam Jones)

EU tells Moldova it is still corrupt

Moldova still has a long way to go to implement the reforms it promised as part of a free trade and political deal with the European Union, according to a report published on Thursday (5 April).

"Corruption still remains widespread, and independence of justice, law enforcement as well as national anti-corruption authorities need substantial improvement," said the report by the European Com...

The EU says Moldovan citizens need to be better informed about the benefits to their economy from the EU-Moldova treaty (Photo: Adam Jones)

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