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Sandu has said a majority of Moldovans want an early parliamentary vote. Sandu’s pro-Russian predecessor, Igor Dodon, urged that the court’s decision not be recognized and demanded the resignation of the judges, saying there was an attempt at a “constitutional coup.” Confrontation between Sandu and the opposition-dominated parliament escalated when the assembly twice refused to consider Sandu’s nominees for the post of prime minister. The president is allowed constitutionally to disso...

share Print CHISINAU -- Moldova’s Constitutional Court has ruled that President Maia Sandu can dissolve parliament, paving the way for early elections. The opinion is final and cannot be appealed, court President Domnica Manole said on April 15. Sandu has accused the pro-Moscow, Socialist-dominated parliament of sabotaging her reform agenda and repeatedly pushed for snap elections in order to acquire a working majority in the 101-seat legislature. In late March, Sandu appealed to the Constitu...

Moldova took a step closer towards a snap election on April 15 when the country’s Constitutional Court ruled that President Maia Sandu is free to dissolve parliament. However, she will have to wait until May 31 – when the current state of emergency is due to end – before doing so. Moldova’s Constitutional Court ruled on April 15 that the country’s president, Maia Sandu, is free to dissolve parliament and call a snap election. The ruling follows a series of unsuccessful attempts by va...

UPDATE 1-Moldovas Constitutional Court says president can dissolve parliament Reuters 7 hrs ago (Adds comments, details) CHISINAU, April 15 (Reuters) - Moldovas Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday that President Maia Sandu can dissolve the countrys parliament. Sandu, who has previously accused the parliament of trying to sabotage her leadership, is pushing to hold a parliamentary election, saying it is needed to give her more power to fight corruption and tackle the coronavirus pandemic. S...

By Alexander Tanas 3 Min Read CHISINAU (Reuters) - Thousands of supporters of Moldova’s incoming president Maia Sandu protested on Thursday against a move by parliament to strip her of control of the intelligence service weeks before she takes office. FILE PHOTO: Maia Sandu, winner of the second round of a presidential election, attends a news conference in Chisinau, Moldova November 16, 2020. REUTERS/Vladislav Culiomza/File Photo Sandu, a former World Bank economist who favours closer ties w...

08 april, 2021 Business tycoon Liviu Secrieru, a relative to Moldova ex-President Igor Dodon, became in February the owner of the Eastern Chisinau Boiler Plant for a bargain-basement price of 1 million euros, though the objects estimated price is 3.5 million euros, Mikhail Polanski, a member of the Executive Committee of the Collective Action Party "Civilian Congress", stated at a news conference in Infotag on Wednesday. According to him, the huge object has a territory of nearly 11 hectares, a...

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Moldova to get COVID-19 vaccine from Russia The Russian leadership has decided to supply 180,000 doses of the Sputnik V vaccine as humanitarian aid to Chisinau, including 60,000 doses for the Transnistrian Region CHISINAU, April 1. /TASS/. Russia will allocate a shipment of its coronavirus vaccine for Moldova as humanitarian aid, leader of Moldova’s largest Party of Socialists and former President Igor Dodon reported via his Facebook page Thursday following a meeting with Deputy Chief of the ...

Moldovan parl imposes 2-month state of emergency, cites surge in Covid-19 cases Source: Health ministry CHISINAU (Moldova), April 1 (SeeNews) - Moldovas parliament, in which pro-Moscow Socialists form the largest group of lawmakers, said it declared a two-month nationwide state of emergency to tame a surge in coronavirus infection but the countrys pro-European president Maia Sandu said the decision rather aimed to prevent an early general election. A total of 52 members of the...

Moldovas president nominates new prime minister, eyes early election Reuters 5 days ago CHISINAU, March 16 (Reuters) - Moldovan President Maia Sandu said on Tuesday she was nominating the leader of her parliamentary party, Igor Grosu, to be the tiny ex-Soviet republics next prime minister. It is the second attempt by the pro-Western president to appoint a government since she won a presidential election in November against the incumbent Igor Dodon. The parliament, which remains dominated by l...