9 February 2010
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- The Chairperson of the Venice Board to arrive to Moldova tomorrow, DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 17:23
- Employees of two companies protest and ask PM to intervene, Info-Prim Neo, 9 February 2010, 17:22
- „A well-thought action plan was drawn up on April 7", PLDM deputy president, DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 17:21
- Igor Dodon makes gloomy forecasts, Info-Prim Neo, 9 February 2010, 17:14
- The new Romanian ambassador to Chisinau, accepted, DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 16:52
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Communists will not have the majority
The Moldovan Communist Party (MCP) won more votes than any other political force at the July 29 early parliamentary elections, but will all the same receive less than a half of mandates in the 101-member Parliament of Moldova, the Central Election Commission told Infotag upon processing of 98% ballots on early Thursday morning.
, 30 July 2009, 9:49
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Chisinau, July 30 ( INFOTAG ). According to yet preliminary data, the Communist Party won 45.1% ballots, the Liberal Democratic Party 16.4%, the Liberal Party 14.4%, the Democratic Party 12.5%, and the Moldova Noastra Alliance 7.4%.
The rest three organizations failed to clear a 5% electoral barrier, namely the Social Democratic Party won only 1.97%, the Christian Democratic Popular Party 1.92%, and the "Alianţa Verde" [Green Alliance] Ecological Party 0.4%. The voter turnout was 58.8%, with the minimum necessary turnout being 33% plus 1 vote.
With such electoral achievements, mandates in the legislative forum should be distributed as follows: the Communist Party is going to receive 48 mandates, the Liberal Democratic Party 17, the Liberal Party 15, the Democratic Party 13, and the Moldova Noastra Alliance - 8 mandates.
Thus the four opposition parties, which began negotiations yet last night on forming a governing coalition, are going to receive 53 mandates - enough to form a Government (52), but not sufficient to elect President of Moldova (61).
The rest three organizations failed to clear a 5% electoral barrier, namely the Social Democratic Party won only 1.97%, the Christian Democratic Popular Party 1.92%, and the "Alianţa Verde" [Green Alliance] Ecological Party 0.4%. The voter turnout was 58.8%, with the minimum necessary turnout being 33% plus 1 vote.
With such electoral achievements, mandates in the legislative forum should be distributed as follows: the Communist Party is going to receive 48 mandates, the Liberal Democratic Party 17, the Liberal Party 15, the Democratic Party 13, and the Moldova Noastra Alliance - 8 mandates.
Thus the four opposition parties, which began negotiations yet last night on forming a governing coalition, are going to receive 53 mandates - enough to form a Government (52), but not sufficient to elect President of Moldova (61).
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