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The paper explains various aspects of the local electoral process in the Republic of Moldova.

Secessionism is one of the important challenges in many contemporary societies. Sovereignty, International and domestic law, and human rights are only three concepts that could be affected by the emergence of secessionist dynamics. This article investigates the evolution of Catalan secessionist movement after the 2017 independence referendum. It uses process tracing to analyze the events that coincide with the evolution of the Catalan secessionist movement. The main findings reveal that while the EU does not encourage these kinds of movements, it does not agree with the solutions adopted by the Spanish's Central Government to solve the Catalan situation, and condemns the violation of human rights. Also, the Catalan independence movement can stimulate similar dynamics across other countries, which are not favourable to the EU cohesion.

The survey was conducted on a sample of 1087 selected subjects from 128 urban and rural localities in all counties of Romania. He measured the attitude towards issues such as: union with the Republic of Moldova, introduction of electronic voting, issues that should be promoted in the European Parliament, confidence in Romanian political leaders, voting intentions in the next elections, perception of the last 4 presidents.

The research conducted on a national sample of 1087 people measured the attitude of the Romanian population towards political leaders, voting intentions in parliamentary elections and positioning on several issues of public interest.

Exit poll conducted on 2017 inhabitants of the city. He measured the votes cast in the local elections in Drobeta at the City Hall, the Local Council, the County Council, the Presidency of the County Council.