Valeriu Muravschi: April 7 can repeat until we have regimes that do not take account of people's wishes

Valeriu Muravschi, Prime Minister of Moldova in 1991-1992, said the April 7, 2009 events can repeat as long as regimes that do not take the people's aspirations into account, regardless of their political orientation, govern the country. “The young people took to the streets on April 7, 2009. It is known that all the revolts aimed at reformation were staged by students. This is natural, but of course without acts of vandalism as in Moldova,” Valeriu Muravschi said, adding that society must mobilize in such situations. According to the ex-Premier, the police were to stop the devastation, but they did not do it because they were unable or they were ordered not to oppose the protests and acts of vandalism. “It was the duty of the then administration to establish who was to blame. It's a pity that the present government has not yet clarified things. A suspicion that the present administration was involved in the events that happened two years ago appears among he voters who support the left parties,” Valeriu Muravschi said. He also said that the April 7, 2009 events caused a trauma that will be 'hurting' for many years.