Allocations suspended for the Future Party of Moldova, until the restitution of illegal funds

The Political Party Future of Moldova will no longer receive allocations from the state budget starting with the month of February. From the suspended allocation, an amount of approximately 587 thousand lei is to be withheld, for the reimbursement of funds illegally used in the 2024 presidential campaign. The decision was approved on Tuesday, during the meeting of the Central Electoral Commission, reports IPN.

According to the CEC, the amount to be recovered includes 347,747 lei from illegal donations, including from two minors, and 239,842 lei representing undeclared financial resources.

The electoral authority found that, in 30 out of the 49 examined contravention cases, donors exceeded the legal ceiling of 30% of the annual income earned in the previous year, violating the legislation on political party financing.

The representatives of the formation requested that the damage be recovered from the state allocations, citing a lack of financial resources for direct payment. The CEC accepted this request and decided to suspend the allocations until the full reimbursement of the sum. The decision was adopted with six votes in favor and one against.

In the 2024 presidential elections, Vasile Tarlev, the candidate of the Political Party Future of Moldova, received 3.19% of the votes.



Over 60 children aged between 7 and 10 years old learned about the role of a central bank and the importance of responsible financial decisions at the National Bank of Moldova. The young visitors discovered the collection of commemorative gold and silver coins and identified the safety features of banknotes using special equipment, reports IPN.

Speaking at the event “A vacantion day at the NBM,” Central Bank Governor Anca Dragu said that financial education begins in childhood, with children’s first questions about money and the world around them. The NBM governor encouraged participants to be curious and to confidently explore the world of money.

“Through this initiative, we have transformed learning into a captivating experience, where play, dialogue, and discovery naturally complement each other. A child who understands the value of money can become an adult who makes responsible decisions”, declared Anca Dragu.

During the visit, the children explored the exhibition hall of the BNM and discovered how money has evolved over time.

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Allocations suspended for the Future Party of Moldova, until the restitution of illegal funds

The Political Party Future of Moldova will no longer receive allocations from the state budget starting with the month of February. From the suspended allocation, an amount of approximately 587 thousand lei is to be withheld, for the reimbursement of funds illegally used in the 2024 presidential campaign. The decision was approved on Tuesday, during the meeting of the Central Electoral Commission, reports IPN.

According to the CEC, the amount to be recovered includes 347,747 lei from illegal donations, including from two minors, and 239,842 lei representing undeclared financial resources.

The electoral authority found that, in 30 out of the 49 examined contravention cases, donors exceeded the legal ceiling of 30% of the annual income earned in the previous year, violating the legislation on political party financing.

The representatives of the formation requested that the damage be recovered from the state allocations, citing a lack of financial resources for direct payment. The CEC accepted this request and decided to suspend the allocations until the full reimbursement of the sum. The decision was adopted with six votes in favor and one against.

In the 2024 presidential elections, Vasile Tarlev, the candidate of the Political Party Future of Moldova, received 3.19% of the votes.


The Tiraspol administration has refused to delegate its political representative to Chisinau for a new round of “1+1” format negotiations. The Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Valeriu Chiveri, stated that the Transnistrian side justified its decision by the fact that the subjects proposed by Chisinau would not be found on the negotiation agenda and by the existence of alleged security risks related to travel to the capital, reports IPN.

According to the Deputy Prime Minister, Chisinau intended to present information about the implementation of the Convergence Fund, as well as measures regarding VAT and excise duties, aimed at facilitating the activity of economic agents in the Transnistrian region. “We received a refusal stating that this subject is not part of the negotiation agenda,” the Deputy Prime Minister specified.

The official also rejected the arguments put forward by Tiraspol regarding alleged security issues, emphasizing that representatives of the Transnistrian administration often travel to Chisinau without encountering difficulties.

The latest negotiations in the “1+1” format took place in February and April, both meetings being held at the headquarters of the OSCE Mission in Tiraspol.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025