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Around 600, 000 out of 4.3 m Moldovans are now estimated to be working abroad, mostly illegally.
ECONOMIST: The land that time forgot
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EU's farm protection, say the Moldovans, they might be able to sell 70% of their stuff there.
ECONOMIST: Europe's failed state
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But after the August war, the Moldovans fear, rightly, that this might be done only on Russian terms.
ECONOMIST: Russia's western neighbours
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Six Romanians, five Moldovans and one from the Czech Republic scaled the perimeter fence and fled at about 2100 BST.
BBC: Security boost at asylum centre
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The realisation that one can live with just one kidney has prompted many Moldovans to go abroad voluntarily to make a quick buck.
BBC: NEWS | Europe | Trafficking troubles poor Moldova
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Russia has threatened trade sanctions and a visa regime for Moldovans in a row over Trans-Dniester, a region populated mainly by Russians and Ukrainians which broke away from Moldova in 1992.
BBC: Soldiers queue to cast their vote in Chisinau, Moldova
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To survive, Moldovans have left the country in droves.
ECONOMIST: Europe's failed state
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Nor did most of Italy's Filipinos and Moldovans.
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Most Moldovans gave the idea their approval, but the turnout was so low that it may be hard for Mr Lucinschi, who was once a member of Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet Politburo, to have his way constitutionally.
ECONOMIST: Moldova