Moldova (bbabo.net), - You know, working in the mass media, journalists have the habit of making the mistake that the people also know our Moldovan politicians by sight. Even I thought so: “Well, how not to find out? He's a minister of something ... Or he was a minister. "
Knowing our politicians by sight and recognizing them from the back, half a turn, by the shadows on the wall and the twilight of the corridor is our job. The people don't give a damn about it, no matter how offensive it sounds to the authorities. I recognized Andrei Spyna walking in front of me past the Opera and Ballet Theater from my back in a blue coat and from my hurried gait. He is Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, if someone does not know. I watched the reactions of Chisinau residents who met politicians along the way. An important politician is walking down the street. He negotiated with Gazprom. And there was nothing to watch. It seems that I was the only one on this heel who knew that here was a whole minister and a deputy prime minister in one person.
Many citizens of Moldova do not remember the faces of politicians. A poll by the International Republican Institute showed that 11 members of the current government are unknown to half of the population. Prime Minister Natalya Gavrilitsa and Minister of Health Alla Nemerenko are the most recognizable of the current Cabinet. Spyna is still remembered by many thanks to the news hype about the gas negotiations. Although, and this did not help him to become familiar. Spyna was not recognized by 48% of the respondents.
Honestly, from the current government, I only remember the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Anna Revenko. Tall, stately, red-haired - wow! - she is suitable for negotiations with the Scandinavian countries, there, too, the ministers of the interior are often women.
As for the rest of the ministers, here I would also have failed all the tasks of the poll - I would not recognize anyone by sight. Each time I have to clarify whether the minister has appeared or is completely different.
According to the poll, more than 20 percent of those surveyed did not recognize a single member of the government. This is the level of interest of the people. And the ministers would do something important and necessary, as if the people knew their heroes.
Such obscurity may be offensive to the politicians themselves. If they do not recognize it by sight, it means that they do not receive admiration, recognition, or concessions from the people. Only relatives and Finns are happy and tell everyone about what an important person in the family is.
There was more than one time when an important official was mistaken for an ordinary citizen, for which he received in full.
So the former president Mircea Snegur, somehow the road policeman did not recognize. It's not just some agriculture minister rotting in the fields. Mircea Snegur is the first president of the independent Republic of Moldova. What can you say about the government of Gavrilitsa - no one knows who they are.
These comrades probably need to get special certificates or badges or something. The times when their faces could work with such "credentials" will never come. In the meantime, they stand closer to President Maya Sand, so that the rays of glory will touch them too.
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