Prosecutor General Alexandr Stoianoglo didn’t present himself at the discussions with the parliamentary commission of inquiry into the circumstances that led to the laundering of large sums of money through Moldovan courts and banks (“Laundromat” commission). The MPs decided to transmit a list of questions to the prosecutor general so that the “Laundromat” file has continuity, IPN reports.
At the start of the meeting, PPPDA MP Inga Grigoriu said the questioning of the prosecutor general in connection with the events of 2010-2014 is of major importance as the official held responsible posts in the period.
PDM MP Vladimir Cebotari, commission member, said the absence of the prosecutor general is due to negligence or to improper organization.
In the next meeting, the commission is to question officials of the National Bank of Moldova.
The parliamentary commission of inquiry into the circumstances that led to the laundering of large sums of money through Moldovan courts and banks was created on November 30, 2020 to identify those to blame and hold them accountable and to rid the state institutions of persons who were indirectly or directly involved in this scheme.
