One of the achievements of the Government at 100 days in office is the fact that the televisions were able to take interviews from prisoners. This was praised by the Minister of Justice, Olesea Stamate, making the most likely reference to the interviews that the press associated with the Government with the former PM Vlad Filat, but also with the No. 1 CIS raider, Veaceslav Platon.

'The former chief of the Penitentiary No. 13 was released from office, and as a result the detainees regained the right to have talks with lawyers and family members. For the first time after many years, the television stations were able to interview the detainees', said Olesea Stamate.

In this context, previously, PCRM President Vladimir Voronin made jokes saying: 'A studio has been opened in prison. I have not heard about this in my life yet, I do not know anywhere in the world, but in Moldova it is still possible if you need someone'. 

PUBLIKA.MD reminds that today, PM Maia Sandu, presented the report of the 100 days of Executive's activity . The Minister of Economy, Vadim Branzan, the Minister of Justice, Olesea Stamate, and the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Vasilii Sova, were also present at the press conference.