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The elected president of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, was left without prerogatives from which the current head of state benefited. The Intelligence and Security Service passed from the President to the subordination of the Parliament, through a bill voted in two readings by 51 deputies. Maia Sandu once again urged the citizens of the republic to take to the streets, for a new protest to be organized on Sunday.
The bill by which the Information and Security Service (SIS) of the Republic of Moldova passes from the subordination of the president of the country to the subordination of the parliament was voted on Thursday.
The project was supported by the deputies of the Socialist Party and those of the Şor Party. The opposition has announced that it will contest the vote in the Constitutional Court.
Proposed by the Socialist Party, which supports the incumbent president, the Prussian Igor Dodon, this bill is seen by the opposition as an attempt to limit the powers of the president-elect Maia Sandu, whose inauguration ceremony is scheduled for end of the month. December.
Maia Sandu criticized the bills voted on Thursday in the Chisinau parliament, especially the one that provides for the transfer of the intelligence and security service (SIS) of the republic from the subordination of the president to the subordination of the parliament, and said that she will file appeals about. The Constitutional Court, reports Agora.md.
“A group of criminals who do not respect the people’s choice. When Parliament turns against the people, it must be dismantled. On Sunday, we all went out to the Plaza de la Gran Assembly Nacional to tell them what the people think. They voted in a few minds, hastily, project on project, Şor the socialists and deputies voted like machine guns, to order, law after law Tomorrow we will appeal to the Constitutional Court We will demand the annulment of these unconstitutional laws This parliament and this government must leave The people demand in advance Maia Sandu It was cited by Agerpres.
He added that he would not allow the draft on the SIS transfer to parliament to remain in force: “People have said they want a president to fight the thieves. SIS is not Dodon’s carry-on bag. SIS is” An instrument that helps the president to fulfill his mandate. We will not allow all traces to be erased, “said Maia Sandu.
On Thursday, before the parliamentary vote, Maia Sandu urged the citizens of the Republic of Moldova to attend a protest in Parliament Square. More than 5,000 people participated in the protest.
Ogor Dodon: We can also bring a few thousand to the streets, but where is the responsibility?
The incumbent president, Igor Dodon, assures that the protests organized yesterday by the president-elect, Maia Sandu, “are aimed at destabilizing” and are not motivated.
“I warned you that if my opponent wins, only destabilization will occur. This is happening. What is the purpose of Maia Sandu calling people to protest? Infecting a few thousand more people with Covid-19? You go into state buildings to destroy them? I just repaired the Presidency building, “Igor Dodon told unimedia.info.
“And we can take a few thousand to the streets, but where is the responsibility? Values? Take office, act politically, according to the Constitution, no one stops you. We are really willing to support you, we are ready for a dialogue. Let’s do a sheet .on the road, while we dissolve Parliament. But not like this, through the chaos, “he said.
Regarding the transfer of the Intelligence and Security Service from the Presidency to Parliament, Igor Dodon says that the initiative came from two deputies from the NOW Block.
“What was voted yesterday establishes a double subordination. The head of the SIS as Parliament called him, as it will call him. The only thing that has changed is that the deputy director of the SIS will be appointed by Parliament. I cannot appoint a new deputy director now.” current director was appointed by the vote of the Socialists, the PAS and the DA Platform, and remains in office, “said Dodon.
Publisher: Georgiana Marina
