The Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM), led by oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc, has abandoned the power in Moldova, "to break the political deadlock in the country". This has
At a briefing on June 14, a representative of the Democratic Party, Vladimir Cebotari said that the government of Prime Minister Paul Filip, appointed on June 9 as the head of government by the Constitutional Court, which
PDM's vice-chairman Cebotari also added that it was a "sign that the party was not trying to hold
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However,
"This is necessary in order for the new government to be legitimate," said the representative of the party.
He added that the Democratic Party remains the only force that "is ready to work effectively in the interests of [Moldova’s] citizens." The Party promised to open up its further plans later.
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