CUB and Andrei Nastase, registered in the electoral race

IPN.md

6 August 2025
16:38

The Coalition for Unity and Prosperity Party has been registered in the electoral race for the parliamentary elections on September 28. Also, as an independent candidate, Andrei Nastase has been registered. The decisions in this regard were approved today by the Central Electoral Commission, reports IPN.

In the case of CUB, the CEC approved the list of the party’s 53 candidates for the position of deputy. At the same time, the party’s electoral symbol was confirmed, as well as the party’s representative within the Commission for the electoral period, and the person responsible for the campaign’s finances.

Additionally, the CEC has also registered an independent candidate for the position of deputy, Andrei Năstase. In this context, the person responsible for finances (the treasurer) was also confirmed.

Just today, the Together Political Bloc announced that it has submitted the documents for participation in the September 28th election. Similarly, independent candidate Olesea Stamate, a deputy in the current legislature, informs that she has presented the signature lists for registration in the electoral race.

The documents for registration in the electoral race can be submitted until August 19, and the official electoral campaign will begin on August 29.

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CUB and Andrei Nastase, registered in the electoral race

IPN.md

6 August 2025
16:38

The documents for registration in the electoral race can be submitted until August 19, and the official electoral campaign will begin on August 29.

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The platform, called the Electric Energy Ring within the available market (Retail), aims to facilitate the meeting of demand with supply, through clear rules and equal treatment for participants. The Ministry of Energy specifies that the mechanism will contribute to the implementation of more efficient and transparent procurement procedures.

According to BRM EST, similar platforms have been used for over two decades in several European Union states, and the new tool responds to the requests of consumers from the Republic of Moldova.

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