PPCD seeks vote recount

The Christian Democratic People’s Party (PPCD) on Monday has asked the Constitutional Court for a recount of the ballots cast in the July 29 parliamentary elections, citing “possible severe violations of the electoral legislation perpetrated by electoral competitors and authorities in the campaign”, Info-Prim Neo reports.

The party said in a press release it “expresses its disagreement with the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections on July 29, 2009, and, in conformity with the Election Code, asks the Constitutional Court to order the recount of ballots prior to validating the elections”. The PPCD, however, failed to mention what “possible severe violations” it meant.

The PPCD polled 1.91 percent of vote on July 29.



The Central Electoral Commission proposes to the Constitutional Court the validation of the deputy mandate returned to Victor Matraguna, substitute candidate on the lists of the Action and Solidarity Party. The decision comes after the resignation of deputy Victoria Belous, appointed as Minister of Finance, reports IPN.

Victor Matraguna was listed in position 73 on the PAS lists for the parliamentary elections in 2025. Originally from Orhei, he is a professional lawyer and holds the position of head of the Orhei Territorial Office of the State Chancellery.

The Constitutional Court is set to examine the CEC’s notification and decide on the validation of Victor Matraguna’s mandate. Also, the CC is to pronounce on Roman Roșca’s mandate, another substitute candidate on the PAS lists, following Alexandr Trubca’s resignation.

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PPCD seeks vote recount

The Christian Democratic People’s Party (PPCD) on Monday has asked the Constitutional Court for a recount of the ballots cast in the July 29 parliamentary elections, citing “possible severe violations of the electoral legislation perpetrated by electoral competitors and authorities in the campaign”, Info-Prim Neo reports.

The party said in a press release it “expresses its disagreement with the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections on July 29, 2009, and, in conformity with the Election Code, asks the Constitutional Court to order the recount of ballots prior to validating the elections”. The PPCD, however, failed to mention what “possible severe violations” it meant.

The PPCD polled 1.91 percent of vote on July 29.


The Balti Clinical Hospital has a new interim director, following the scandal related to the poor conditions in the institution’s food block. The position will be held by Ludmila Capcelea, who was introduced on Tuesday by the Minister of Health, Alexandru Gasnas, during a visit to the hospital. At the same time, the minister ordered a comprehensive inspection to assess the situation in the institution, reports IPN.

The arranged control will target the management of the institution, sanitary conditions, the organization of medical services, the use of public funds and the decision-making process.

Ludmila Capcelea was seconded from the Floresti District Hospital, where she held the position of director. According to the minister, her mandate is to stabilize the institution’s activity, improve administrative processes and place the patient at the center of decisions.

“The leadership role is not a privilege, it is a responsibility. In Balti, we are not just changing a director. We are starting a real reassessment and changing the way this hospital should operate”, said Alexandru Gasnas.

The appointment comes after the departure of Iurie Osoianu from the interim management of the Balti Clinical Hospital. The board of directors accepted his request to be relieved of his position in July, after images of the precarious conditions in the institution’s food block were publicly released. The interim position was later provided by Vladimir Pascaru.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025