Sandu: Dodon Betrays His Electorate

Prime Minister Maia Sandu lashed out at President Igor Dodon during her address to the MPs due the vote of no confidence in her government. The head of the government reminded Igor Dodon that for almost 3 years he had not criticized the government of the Democratic Party, but he often did this in recent months, otidianul.md reports. “Do you remember how many times Dodon’s presidential powers had been suspended for 5 minutes? Why was there no criticism then? Why could he protect neither himself nor his colleagues from justice of Plahotniuc? This contour of things cannot last. Justice must be free,” said Maia Sandu. She appealed to the socialists, saying that voting in the parliament is a “test” that they must pass, first of all, in front of their electorate. “In June, Dodon feared Plahotniuc’s justice, because of the videos made in his office. We are talking about allegations of treason and illegal financing of the party. Then he declared that he wanted real justice, but today he is betraying his electorate. They want free justice, as the socialists promised. You demonstrated something else when you manipulated the results of independent commissions. You failed the test when you showed that you did not want independent justice,” Sandu said.