Moldovans trust Church more than politicians - poll

Source: Interfax-Religion

Chisinau, June 3, 2016

    

Moldovans place the most trust in Church and the least in their politicians, according to the findings of a social survey, unveiled by the Association of Sociologists and Demographers.

The most trusted institutions are the Church (68%), the Academy of Sciences (40%), local authorities (39%), the army (37%), mass media (35%), nongovernmental organizations (32%), the police (26%), trade unions (23%), the banking system (20%) and the justice system (19%). The Moldovans placed the least trust in government (16%), political parties (13%), and the president and parliament (12%).

The poll was conducted among over 1,100 residents in 75 populated areas on May 10-18.

Interfax-Religion

6/3/2016

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