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Vladimir Voronin resigned The President in Office, Vladimir Voronin, submitted his letter of resignation from the head of state position to the Parliament, on September 11. Voronin thanked his team which helped him to govern...
The 29 July early parliamentary elections in Moldova swept Europe's last ruling Communist party from power by pro-EU opposition parties. The former Soviet republic has been experiencing a political crisis since the April...
By Associated Press Wednesday, July 29, 2009 - Added 2m ago CHISINAU, Moldova — Three months after accusations of government vote-rigging touched off street violence, Moldovans began voting Wednesday in parliamentary elections...
Over 216 thousand voters tuned out at the ballot-boxes of the republic by 09:45, in an average proportion of 8.8% from the total number of the citizens with the right to vote, compared with 7.13% registered in the parliamentary...
The election process is held without any severe incidents, except the situation of the Corjova polling station, where unknown persons blocked the access of the voters to the polling station, Ala Meleca, chief of the Press...
Transnistrian authorities blockade polling station in president Voronin's native village The Transnistrian authorities have once again blockaded the polling station in the village of Corjova on the eastern Dniester bank, and...
The imprecision of electoral lists represented one of major concerns expressed by a number of nongovernmental organizations, mass-media and political parties from the Republic of Moldova in the aftermath of parliamentary...
Moldova’s ruling Communists easily won weekend parliamentary elections, preliminary results showed Monday, but it was uncertain if they had secured enough seats for their candidate to replace President Vladimir Voronin.
At the scrutiny on 5 April, fewer violations have been registered comparing to the former elections, and fewer people voted on supplementary lists, Paul Strutzescu chair of League for the Defense of Human Rights (LADOM) the...
The election process is held without any severe incidents, except the Corjova incident where 300 unknown persons blocked the access to the polling station, told for BASA-press Nicolae Macovei, Head of Public Security Department...
