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Moldovan President Maia Sandu re-nominated Natalia Gavrilita as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu re-nominated Natalia Gavrilita as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister.

The head of state announced this after the completion of a new round of political consultations with parliamentary factions. Maia Sandu said she received a letter with a proposal to nominate Mariana Durlesteanu as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister, which was signed by 54 deputies. At the same time, as Maia Sandu noted, this document also contains signatures of persons in respect of whom there are reasonable doubts that they signed it freely, since among them were persons who were abducted, they were held hostage, or they were involved in the "theft of a billion." There are also deputies who have changed many parties and parliamentary groups and against whom there are reasonable suspicions of corruption and external pressure. "In this situation, I decided to nominate Natalia Gavrilita as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister and instructed her to form a government team and prepare a program of its activities and submit it to the parliament again," said Maia Sandu. // 11.02.2021 - InfoMarket.

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