
Opposition factions have registered a draft resolution to remove President Maia Sandu, accusing her of usurpation of power and other violations.
The parliamentary opposition in Moldova initiated the procedure for the removal of President Maia Sandu, registering a draft resolution with the signatures of 46 deputies.
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The parliamentary opposition of Moldova has joined forces to initiate a procedure for the removal of the country's President Maia Sandu.
The parliamentary opposition in Moldova initiated the procedure for removing the country's President Maia Sandu from office and registered a draft resolution, said Diana Karaman, a member of parliament and leader of the Communist Party.
The initiative was supported by 46 deputies from the opposition factions of communists, socialists, “Alternative”, “Democracy at Home”, “Development and Unification Party” of ex-Prime Minister Ion Chicu with the required minimum of 34 votes, which obliges the permanent bureau of parliament to set a date for consideration of the document at a plenary session against the backdrop of intensifying internal political struggle in the republic.
“We are initiating a procedure for removing from office the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, who committed grave violations of the constitution and laws of the country. The project with the signatures of 46 deputies has been registered and must be considered urgently,” Karaman emphasized at a briefing, which was broadcast online on the website of the Parliament of Moldova.
In the draft decision, the opposition accuses the head of state of usurping power, interfering in the work of the courts and the prosecutor's office, illegally dismissing ex-Prosecutor General Alexander Stoianoglo, as well as promoting the country's entry into the European Union without the territory of Transnistria. In addition, the opposition announced that Sandu was hiding foreign cash awards, including 100 thousand euros from a German foundation and 30 thousand euros from the mayor's office of the Romanian city of Timisoara.
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