The constitutional court of Moldova has transferred presidential powers to one of the leaders of the democratic party, Paul Philip
The constitutional court of Moldova at the time gave the duties of the President the acting Prime Minister Pavel Filip.
The constitutional court of Moldova at the time gave the duties of the President the acting Prime Minister Pavel Filip.
As notified on the Internet representation of the COP, the decision was taken to dissolve Parliament and appoint early elections. The refusal of President Igor Dodon to dissolve the Parliament is regarded As a failure to fulfil constitutional obligations, specified in the appeal.
A response to the actions of the constitutional court will be "external and internal mobilization," added the head of the country.
on the first day of the weekend the Pro-Russian Party of socialists of Moldova President Igor Dodon and Pro-European block ACUM put together a parliamentary the vast majority, the country after three months of waiting for a new government. Authorized Russia, the US and the EU supported the formation of a coalition.
He was nominated for the post of Prime Minister block co-ACUM Maia Sandu. For her candidacy voted unanimously. However, the constitutional court declared the decision illegal, As the MPs were obliged to do the government before midnight on 7 June.
Parliament, for its part, told About the attempt which had been in power until now the Democratic party through the judges to usurp power. Also adopted the Declaration " About the captured state ".
Only the Parliament's 101 seats: 35 socialists, 30 supporters of democracy and 26 ACUM. Parliamentary elections were held on February 24, but the government according to their results, did not form all this time.
first of Dodon five times, was suspended from duties. Decrees and laws, have not received the blessing of the President, signed by the speaker of Parliament Andrian CANDU.
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