About Natalia Morari
Natalia Morari (Russian: Наталья Григорьевна Морарь, romanized: Natal'ia Grigor'evna Morar'; born 12 January 1984) is a Moldovan journalist, known for her investigative work and political talk shows. == Biography == Morari was born in Kotovsk, Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union (now Hîncești, Moldova) on January 12, 1984, to Grigore Morari and Raisa Guțu. She graduated from Gaudeamus Theoretical High School in Chișinău and continued her studies from 2002 to 2007 at Moscow State University, where she was awarded two scholarships. During her studies, she began her journalism career at the Russian publication "Novoe Vremya" (The New Times). == Expulsion from Russia == During her activity as a journalist at Novoe Vremya, Morari, having Moldovan citizenship, was expelled from Russia due to her journalistic investigations, which troubled the Kremlin leadership. Morari wrote about money laundering cases involving high-ranking officials in President Vladimir Putin's entourage. On 10 December 2007 she published an article titled "The Kremlin's Black Money," detailing the illegal use of funds to keep all significant parties in Russia dependent on the authorities. On December 16, upon her return from a week-long trip to Israel, she was denied entry into Russia at Domodedovo Airport based on an FSB decision. This incident prompted a protest from the Russian Journalists' Union. Consequently, Morari had to fly to Chișinău.
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