Parties say if they will compete in snap elections independently or in a bloc

The representatives of the Party “Dignity and Truth Platform” deny the idea of forming an electoral bloc together with the Liberal Democratic Party and say that they will compete in the July 11 snap electrons independently and are sure that they will enter the next Parliament. Those from the Party of Action and Solidarity anticipate they will obtain a majority of seats in the next legislature, while the representatives of Our Party decided to form an electoral bloc named “Renato Usatyi” as they bank on the popularity of the mayor of Bălți among the voters, IPN reports.

According to representatives of Our Party, the formation of the electoral bloc “Renato Usatyi” represents the wish to do justice to the party that was excluded from the electoral race in 2014. Later, the ECHR ruled in favor of the party “Patria” whose list of candidates was topped by Renato Usatyi.

“This is a political riposte to Dodon’s intention to fill the ballot paper with clones. Furthermore, the goal is to obtain justice for the action taken in 2014, when the regime committed the most serious crime against electoral democracy in the Republic of Moldova by removing Renato Usatyi’s party from the race. The electoral bloc is a continuation of the first round of the presidential elections, when 230,000 citizens voted consciously for Renato Usatyi,” Ilian Cașu stated in the program “Ghețu Asks” on TV8 channel.

For their part, representatives of the PPPDA denied the disseminated rumors, saying the party led by Andrei Năstase will not form an electoral bloc with the PLDM.

“We do not intend to form a bloc. We accept personalities from civil society, from other parties into our platform, if they didn’t discredit themselves, but an electoral bloc is out of the question. Someone from the PPPDA had discussions with representatives of the PLDM, but this does not mean anything,” said PPPDA MP Kiril Moțpan.

The MPs of the PAS said they are against forming an electoral bloc with the PPPDA by the model of the ACUM Bloc.

“We form part of the same European family together with the PPPDA, but we are yet different. We have our distinct voters and have different views about the process of managing the country. That’s why we will take part in elections by ourselves now,” said PAS MP Virgil Pîslariuc.

Under the Electoral Code, the electoral threshold for blocs consisting of two parties is 7%, while for blocks formed by three parties is 9%.



The Ceadir-Lunga city hall has launched the third municipal bond issue, aiming to raise 8 million lei for local development projects. The funds will be used to modernize water and sewage networks, as well as to rehabilitate road infrastructure, IPN reports.

During the launch event, the mayor of Ceadir-Lunga, Anatoli Topal, stated that one of the main objectives of the local administration is to create better conditions for the development of the business environment and stimulate the creation of new jobs.

According to the mayor, the money raised through this issue will be invested in infrastructure for entrepreneurship, the modernization of the drinking water supply system and the rehabilitation of local roads. Among the planned projects is the commissioning of the water treatment plant, built about 20 years ago.

The executive director of the independent analytical center “Expert-Grup”, Adrian Lupusor, mentioned that the new bond issue confirms the confidence in this financing mechanism and demonstrates the credibility of the local administration as an issuer, after the success of the first two issues carried out by Ceadir-Lunga.

The Senior Economic Counselor at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Republic of Moldova, Valerian Moraru, emphasized that the previous experience with municipal bonds has demonstrated the viability of this instrument, through the implementation of concrete projects and the observance of commitments to investors. The Embassy will continue to support the development of this mechanism and encourages other local authorities to use it.

The bond subscription period runs from August 3 to 17, and the nominal value of a bond is 1,000 lei.

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Parties say if they will compete in snap elections independently or in a bloc

The representatives of the Party “Dignity and Truth Platform” deny the idea of forming an electoral bloc together with the Liberal Democratic Party and say that they will compete in the July 11 snap electrons independently and are sure that they will enter the next Parliament. Those from the Party of Action and Solidarity anticipate they will obtain a majority of seats in the next legislature, while the representatives of Our Party decided to form an electoral bloc named “Renato Usatyi” as they bank on the popularity of the mayor of Bălți among the voters, IPN reports.

According to representatives of Our Party, the formation of the electoral bloc “Renato Usatyi” represents the wish to do justice to the party that was excluded from the electoral race in 2014. Later, the ECHR ruled in favor of the party “Patria” whose list of candidates was topped by Renato Usatyi.

“This is a political riposte to Dodon’s intention to fill the ballot paper with clones. Furthermore, the goal is to obtain justice for the action taken in 2014, when the regime committed the most serious crime against electoral democracy in the Republic of Moldova by removing Renato Usatyi’s party from the race. The electoral bloc is a continuation of the first round of the presidential elections, when 230,000 citizens voted consciously for Renato Usatyi,” Ilian Cașu stated in the program “Ghețu Asks” on TV8 channel.

For their part, representatives of the PPPDA denied the disseminated rumors, saying the party led by Andrei Năstase will not form an electoral bloc with the PLDM.

“We do not intend to form a bloc. We accept personalities from civil society, from other parties into our platform, if they didn’t discredit themselves, but an electoral bloc is out of the question. Someone from the PPPDA had discussions with representatives of the PLDM, but this does not mean anything,” said PPPDA MP Kiril Moțpan.

The MPs of the PAS said they are against forming an electoral bloc with the PPPDA by the model of the ACUM Bloc.

“We form part of the same European family together with the PPPDA, but we are yet different. We have our distinct voters and have different views about the process of managing the country. That’s why we will take part in elections by ourselves now,” said PAS MP Virgil Pîslariuc.

Under the Electoral Code, the electoral threshold for blocs consisting of two parties is 7%, while for blocks formed by three parties is 9%.


Romanian soldiers detonated the Parjoaia rock on the Danube on Monday, using 100 kilograms of explosives, to redirect a greater flow of water to the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant. The intervention takes place in the context of the historic drop in the Danube level, which is putting pressure on the plant’s cooling system, IPN reports.

According to the Romanian Ministry of National Defense, the controlled explosion removed the rock, and in the coming period, dredging works and the installation of barges on the Bala branch will continue, to direct the water to the Old Danube, from where the power plant’s cooling system is supplied.

The intervention takes place in the context in which the flow of the Danube at the entrance to Romania is forecast to decrease in the coming days to approximately 1,400 cubic meters per second, a level close to the historical minimum recorded in 1985 and almost three times lower than the multiannual average for August.

Due to the reduced flow, the plant’s reactor 1 has been shut down for almost a week, and authorities warn that if the situation does not improve, the operation of reactor 2 could also be affected.

The Romanian government has declared a state of alert for August due to a drop in energy production due to drought and low Danube flows. The government has allocated funds for hydrotechnical works in the Cernavoda area and has called for a voluntary reduction in energy consumption during peak hours.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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