In Moldova have the opportunity to introduce a ban on Russian television, writing media
Moldova has the ability to be prohibited the broadcasting of Russian TV channels before the parliamentary elections, said the head of the coordinating Council of the audiovisual (CCA) Dinu Ciocan. About it informs citing local media.
according to the information media, Russian media have the ability to stop their broadcasting on the area of Moldova if the authorities find that the race of the candidates in the Parliament illuminated subjective.
as the specialists, such events on the Russian media will not benefit, as the local TV channels cannot be called objective coverage of events. In conversation DW Vice-Chairman of the parliamentary Council for culture, education and media, the people's choice from the Communist opposition, Alexander Petkov cited a possible ban on Russian television " the cleansing of the media sphere ".
" To protect their media space you want, but only within the limits of civilized European standards. That makes today the CCA on the Russian TV channels in Moldova is the fulfillment of the political order of the authorities, " he said. According to the Deputy, " in these conditions, neither of which freedom of speech to say no ".
" The actions of the authorities are unidirectional and somehow not relate to the Romanian television, openly advocating the destruction of the Moldovan statehood ", - noticed Petkov.
in July 2014 the Coordinating Council for television and radio Moldova (CCA) has banned the broadcasting in Moldova, the Russian TV channel " Russia 24 " until January 1, 2015. Channels that relay in Moldova transmission NTV, channel one, RTR, and " REN TV ", was subjected to penalties. In view of the reasons for the decision of the Coordination Council called the mismatch between the programs of the national code of broadcast and violation of the principle of pluralism in news blocks, covering events in Ukraine.
in Moldova, 30 November parliamentary elections. The main battle will be between the political forces that make up the currently ruling Pro-European Alliance and the opposition left-wing parties (Communists and socialists), who advocate the Eurasian integration.
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