Igor Dodon: in 72 Hours, the Government May Fall

In 72 hours, Sandu government may fall. There is a high risk of early parliamentary elections, said President of Moldova Igor Dodon. Dodon emphasized that although he was discontent with the work of some ministries, he wanted the current parliamentary majority to complete his term. At the same time, the head of state claims that in 72 hours Sandu government may fall because the MPs will not support the prime minister’s initiative to amend the law on the Prosecutor General’s Office the government took responsibility today, unimedia.info reports. “As president, I would like the current government to continue its activities, even if I am discontent with its activities. As far as I can see, tomorrow the PSRM will convene a meeting of the faction where the party’s position will be discussed. Most likely, a meeting of the Republican Council will also be convened in the coming days. I saw a statement that they would not support the approach when the prime minister takes responsibility, contrary to legal, constitutional norms, for the appointment of the attorney general,” said Igor Dodon during the Secretele Puterii program on Jurnal TV. According to the Constitution, after the government accepts responsibility and registers the project in parliament, it is necessary for it to present the corresponding project within 72 hours in plenary session for the MPs to vote in favor or against. Point