Prime Minister Vlad Filat told his cabinet today to stop hanging portraits of officials in their work offices.
”I don't want to hear about this happening anymore. Whoever is in love with the 'leader of the tribe' should show it in a different way, even in the bedroom, if they really want to, but not at work," Mr. Filat added.
Since 2001, when the Communists came to power, most officials put up portraits of Communist leader and former President (2001-2009) Vladimir Voronin in their offices. Anti-Communists criticized this as another sign that Moldova was becoming increasingly authoritarian.
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