The leader of the Democratic Party Pavel Filip said the bills adopted in the December 16 sitting of Parliament are intended for the election campaign of the Party of Socialists and the Shor Party as they ensure financing for the parliamentary elections for the two parties, IPN reports.
In a news conference, Pavel Filip said the Socialist MPs and the MPs of the Shor Party aim to destabilize the country form financial viewpoint and to then point the finger and shift responsibility onto the newly elected President. These actions are premeditated.
“We signed a no-confidence motion against this Government as we want it to leave as swiftly as possible. This coalition did enough damage together with the Government the past few weeks – price rises, increase in prices of medicines, lower pensions, division of society, financial destabilization. The Republic of Moldova remains without money and in international isolation,” said the politician.
According to him, the Socialist MPs and the MPs of the Shor Party adopted in a hurry the most important bills – the budgetary-fiscal policy, the state budget, the social and health insurance budgets. Pavel Filip criticized the bill on the pension system, the bill on mobile drugstores, the bill to abrogate the billion law and others.
The draft state budget and budgetary-fiscal policy for 2021 were passed after being given a second reading, with 56 votes in favor, late yesterday evening. The state social insurance budget and the draft law on the mandatory health insurance funds were also given a second reading. The documents were put to the vote without being debated. The opposition MPs expressed their indignation at not being invited to the sitting that started after 10pm as the bills were to be discussed on December 17. The Socialist MPs argued they acted like this so as to avoid interminable discussions on important laws.
