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Opposition politician calls Moldova bankrupt country

According to Ilan Sor, living standards in the country have fallen sharply in the past six years, with gas prices jumping six times and electricity tariffs rising four-fold

MOSCOW, January 20. /TASS/. The economic situation in Moldova has deteriorated under Maia Sandu’s presidency, with the country teetering on the verge of collapse, opposition politician Ilan Sor said.

"Moldova is a country on the brink of self-destruction. Because the situation both in the economy and the social sphere is critical. Moldova is practically a bankrupt country. It is now under the total external governance. <…> In fact, it has become literally impossible to live in this country," he said in an interview with the Rossiya-24 television channel.

According to Sor, living standards in the country have fallen sharply in the past six years, with gas prices jumping six times and electricity tariffs rising four-fold. In addition, galloping inflation is driving the economically active population out of the country, he added.