Romanian Embassy publishes addresses of polling stations

The Romanian Embassy in Chisinau has published the addresses of the polling stations where Moldovans holding Romanian nationality will be able to cast their votes in a presidential impeachment referendum on July 29, Info-Prim Neo reports. 3 out of 14 polling stations will be opened in Chisinau: one at the Consular Section of the Romanian Embassy, 2 Grigore Ureche Street; a second at Gaudeamus Lyceum, 93 Petru Zadnipru Street; and a third at Asachi Lyceum, 94 Bucuresti Street. In Causeni, the polling station will be accommodated by the House of Romanian Language at 29 Mihai Eminescu Street; In Hancesti, by the Town Hall at 132 Mihalcea Hancu Street; and in Ialoveni, by the House of Culture at 89 Alexandru cel Bun Street. In Orhei, the polling place will be hosted by the Music School at 9 Chisinaului Street; in Nisporeni, also by the Music School, at 8 Ion Voda Street; and in Calsrasi, by the Town Hall at 19 Mihai Eminescu Street. In Cantemir, Romanian citizens will be able to vote at the House of Culture, 1 Stefan Voda Street; in Soroca, at Constantin Stere Lyceum, 26 Dimitrie Cantemir Street; and in Balti, at the Romanian Consulate, 51 St. Nicolae Street. Two more polling stations will be opened in Ungheni, at the Romanian Consular Office, 35 Mihai Eminescu Street; and in Cahul, at the Romanian Consulate, 11 B.P. Hasdeu Street. The polling stations will be opened from 7:00AM to 11:00PM. On July 29 Romania will hold a national referendum to dismiss suspended President Traian Basescu.