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His government was a shaky coalition of two centre-left parties, the Moldovan Socialist party (PSRM) of former president Igor Dodon, and the Democratic party, formerly led by the oligarch Vlad Plahotniuc who is currently fighting extradition to Moldova from the US on corruption charges. The coalition – which took office in November 2019 – could count on the support of just 51 of Moldova’s 101 MPs.
To replace Chicu, President Sandu twice nominated Natalia Gavriliță, a former finance minister, to be the country’s next prime minister, knowing full well that Gavriliță was highly unlikely to receive the backing of Moldova’s parliament. According to Moldova’s constitution, Sandu can dissolve parliament if it twice fails to approve a new executive.
Moldova s parl sacks top judge, draws intl criticism Moldova s parliament
CHISINAU (Moldova), April 26 (SeeNews) - Moldova s parliament decided to sack the head of the constitutional court - a move that drew criticism from the United States and the European Union, voting data showed.
Top judge Domnica Manole was dismissed with the combined vote of 54 lawmakers from pro-Moscow Socialist Party (PSRM) and Sor Party, according to data posted on the parliament s website on Friday.
On April 15, the constitutional court ruled that the parliament can be dissolved due to its inability to approve a government within the deadlines set by the constitution, paving the way for early elections. The court s decision, which was adopted in response to a request by Moldova s pro-European president Maia Sandu, is final and cannot be appealed.
Moldova s top court gives green light to parliament dissolution Moldova s Constitutional Court
CHISINAU (Moldova), April 16 (SeeNews) - Moldova s constitutional court has ruled that the parliament can be dissolved due to its inability to approve a government within the deadlines set by the Constitution, paving the way for early elections.
The decision, which was adopted in response to a request by pro-European president Maia Sandu, is final and cannot be appealed, the court said in a ruling published on its website on Thursday.
Earlier in the day, Sandu said in a televised statement that she plans to take all necessary steps to dissolve parliament and call early elections as soon as the court decides on whether she can dissolve parliament during a state of emergency.
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