Our Party (NO) chairman Renato Usatii, who is running as a presidential candidate in Moldova, has said that Andrei Spinu, vice chairman of the ruling PAS party, pays about 30 policemen 100 euros a day to spy on the opposition. Нe said in a facebook live stream that "Spinu has created his own counter-intelligence service whose task is to spy on opposition candidates in Moldova's presidential election."

"Spinu has made his own personal 'surveillance', that is, our 'gas dominator' has turned into an 'intelligence-dominator'." Where are you going with this, Mr. Spinu? He's organized several surveillance teams, paying 100 euros a day. That is, he spends more than 3 thousand euros daily to spy on the opposition," the NP leader said.

According to his information, not all candidates are being followed, but they are engaged in surveillance of Alexander Stoianoglo and Irina Vlah.

"One of these policemen said that if the surveillance team is uncovered, they are told to say that they are working on behalf of Renato Usatii," the politician said.

He suggested that the presidential candidates "catch these people and report to him."

"I will come right away. Why? Because that rascal Spinu told these people to respond like this (in case they are caught): "Yes we are working illegally, but for Usatii!". Spinu has lost his fear, but after the elections, we will definitely give it back to him," the politician concluded.