Moldovan Opposition Launches Impeachment of President Sandu

Opposition parliamentary deputies in Moldova supported the initiative to begin the impeachment procedure against Maia Sandu.

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The parliamentary opposition in Moldova initiated the impeachment process against President Maia Sandu.
46 deputies from opposition factions signed the impeachment proposal.
The proposal has been registered in the parliament's secretariat.
The impeachment process requires at least 34 signatures to begin and 67 votes (two-thirds majority) for approval.
The ruling Party of Action and Solidarity, led by Sandu, holds 55 of 101 parliamentary seats.
The opposition accuses Sandu of constitutional violations, including undermining sovereignty, interfering in judicial and prosecutorial bodies, and pursuing EU accession without Transnistria.
The impeachment process must be considered urgently by the parliament.
The president's administration has responded by affirming her mandate and public support.

The opposition accused Sandu of treason, corruption, and dividing the country. — kommersant
The opposition accused Sandu of illegally dismissing former prosecutor general Alexander Stoianoglo and concealing foreign monetary awards. — vedomosti
The opposition specifically cited 100,000 euros from a German foundation and 30,000 euros from the city of Timișoara (Romania) as concealed foreign payments. — vesti
The opposition accused Sandu of abuse of power, undermining sovereignty, and violating citizens' fundamental rights. — vm
Former Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu resigned in July, stating he could no longer serve according to his principles. — vedomosti