According to opposition leaders in the Republic of Moldova, the EU representatives are exerting pressure on them in order to convince them to find a peaceful compromise with the communist majority in the newly elected Parliament. The official reason is that Moldova is on the verge of an economic collapse and that the country won't sustain another runoff elections demanded by the opposition, which got lots of evidence that those elections had been rigged by the communist authorities. The opposition also demands a full investigation of the post-election events in Kishinev on April 7-8, which led to loss of human lives, awful abuses of the police forces and damages to official buildings reaching hundreds of millions of Moldovan Leis. More than that, the leader of the Liberal Party of Moldova, young Mayor of Kishinev Mr.Dorin Chirtoaca, has publicly declared that the EU representatives have promised to provide all the necessary assistance to Moldova in getting 1 billion Euros of financial aid in case the opposition comes to an arrangement in the new Parliament in view of electing a new President and a new Government (both obviously communist). Putting aside the political correctness of this disclosure by Mr.Chirtoaca, such a statement however raises some unpleasant questions for the EU politicians: This amount of money is huge, and to promise it means that it has been somehow pre-approved by top decision makers. In this case, it would be interesting to know how did it sur ...