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In the Republic of Moldova, the first man of the state generates anarchy. Igor reHowever, the incumbent president, who lost the elections, promulgated a controversial law, suspended by the country’s Constitutional Court, by which the future president, Maia Sandu, is deprived of her prerogatives. It is unprecedented and it is impossible to say what is current, as it was suspended.
It is a law by which the intelligence service (SIS) passes from the subordination of the president to that of Parliament. It is a law by which Igor’s socialists Dodon wanted to drinkmeterthe powers of the new president, Maia SAnd you. The Constitutional Court ruled that the provisions of the law could not be applied for the time being, but nevertheless, the incumbent president enacted it.
Igor Dodon had no right to enact the amendments to the Intelligence and Security Service Law since the Constitutional Court suspended its action until its decision on the merits, constitutional law expert Alexandru Arsene commented for Radio Chisinau, writes Agerpres. A situation has arisen in which there are two acts in conflict: the decision of the Constitutional Court and the decree that promulgates the law, says Alexandru Arsene, adding that, in this case, the Constitutional Court must intervene urgently.
That law was part of a broader package of changes that simply turned the state upside down, in what can be described as a veritable coup by a parliamentary majority. Open laws have also been passedre prospect of the federalization of the Republic of Moldova, the introduction of the Russian language as language approval of an opaque budget without consultation.
Editor: Luana Pavaluca
