
The opposition collected 46 signatures for the removal of Moldovan President Maia Sandu from office.
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Opposition deputies accused President Maia Sandu of usurping the powers of other branches of government.
Several members of the parliamentary opposition announced the initiation of a procedure for removing the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, from office. This was stated by MP Ion Chicu, reports Noi.md.
Chicu took the initiative of the parliamentary opposition to bring the President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, to political, constitutional and legal responsibility. Her removal was supported by 46 deputies, citing the president's misappropriation of powers by other branches of government.
“We note a significant deterioration in the overall situation in the country - in the social, economic and political spheres,” Chicu noted. The deputy blamed President Sandu for this.

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