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Sergiu Puscuta, Anatol Usatii and Viorica Dumbraveanu named the secretaries of state who are appointed interim heads of departments since January 1, 2021, when they leave office.

Sergiu Puscuta, Anatol Usatii and Viorica Dumbraveanu named the secretaries of state who are appointed interim heads of departments since January 1, 2021, when they leave office.

In particular, Secretary of State Tatiana Ivanicichina was appointed Acting Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Mihail Lupascu was appointed Acting Minister of Economy and Infrastructure, and Tatiana Zatic - Acting Minister of Health, Labor and Social Protection. They were appointed to these positions by internal orders, which were signed by Sergiu Puscuta, Anatol Usatii and Viorica Dumbraveanu, who decided to leave office along with Prime Minister Ion Chicu from January 1, 2021 and not remain in the post of interim ministers after the Cabinet’s resignation until the approval of a new government. Prime Minister Ion Chicu said that all departments remain functional, run by good specialists, and politicians should only not interfere with their normal and responsible work. // 31.12.2020 - InfoMarket.

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The annual indicator of the 2020 budget revenues raised in the form of taxes and duties by the Tax and Customs Services have already been exceeded by 800 million lei, and in the next two days this figure will amount to 1.2 billion lei - Ion Chicu.
The annual indicator of the 2020 budget revenues raised in the form of taxes and duties by the Tax and Customs Services have already been exceeded by 800 million lei, and in the next two days this figure will amount to 1.2 billion lei - Ion Chicu.
Prime Minister Ion Chicu believes that most of the laws passed by parliament on December 3 and 16 should be canceled.
Prime Minister Ion Chicu believes that most of the laws passed by parliament on December 3 and 16 should be canceled.
Ion Chicu will serve as interim prime minister until December 31, 2020, and then leave the government along with a number of ministers.
Ion Chicu will serve as interim prime minister until December 31, 2020, and then leave the government along with a number of ministers.
Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has resigned from his post, which automatically entails the resignation of the entire government.
Moldovan Prime Minister Ion Chicu has resigned from his post, which automatically entails the resignation of the entire government.
Prime Minister Ion Chicu hinted at a possible imminent resignation of the Cabinet with the aim of dissolving parliament and holding snap elections in Moldova.
Prime Minister Ion Chicu hinted at a possible imminent resignation of the Cabinet with the aim of dissolving parliament and holding snap elections in Moldova.
Moldova’s Cabinet of Ministers approved a number of dismissals, in particular, the dismissal of the Government Secretary General Liliana Iaconi, the Head of the Border Police Corneliu Groza, as well as other state secretaries from their posts.
Moldova’s Cabinet of Ministers approved a number of dismissals, in particular, the dismissal of the Government Secretary General Liliana Iaconi, the Head of the Border Police Corneliu Groza, as well as other state secretaries from their posts.