Cuvântul (Moldovan newspaper)

Cuvântul

Owner	Tudor Iaşcenco, Elena Roman, Liuba Zamă, Victor Sofroni (90%), SA "Tipografia Rezina"
Editor-in-chief	Tudor Iaşcenco
Staff writers	Liuba Zamă, Elena Roman, Victor Sofroni, Ion Cernei, Aliona Golub
Founded	1995
Language	Romanian
Headquarters	Rezina
Official website	cuvintul.md

Cuvântul (English: The Word) is a newspaper from Rezina, the Republic of Moldova, founded in 1995 by Tudor Iaşcenco.^[1][2]

References

1. ^ cuvintul.md
2. ^ Publicaţia Periodică "Cuvântul" SRL

See also

• List of newspapers in Moldova

External links

• cuvintul.md

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