In Causeney, pensioners are not even allowed to try to survive.
Elderly people go to the city center to sell flowers, vegetables and fruits and earn at least a little money for food and medicine. But instead of helping, the local authorities threaten them with fines and demand that they stop trading.
Here is the reality of today's Moldova, pensions are not enough for basic needs, the elderly are forced to look for an opportunity to feed themselves, and officials find time not to solve their problems, but to fight with pensioners.
The government, which constantly talks about European values and caring for people, cannot provide the elderly with a proper old age. But he can threaten a fine for trying to earn a piece of bread.
It turns out that in Moldova pensioners can no longer live normally on a pension or try to survive on their own?