Protests in Transnistria

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16 May 2008
06:25

The residents of Transnistria will stage a protest rally in the main square of Tiraspol, Suvorov Square, on May 17. The participants will protest against the rise in the prices of goods and public utilities and against the low salaries and pensions, Info-Prim Neo’s correspondent in Transnistria informs. The Social Democratic Party of Transnistria is the initiator of the protest. The rally was authorized by the central Transnistrian administration.

On the initiative of the Communist Party of Transnistria, a protest will be held in Dubasari town on May 25. It was planned for May 11, but the central administration banned it for the reason that the Communist Party has not been yet officially registered.

There are 10 political parties in Transnistria at present: two Communist Parties, “Obnovlenie” , “Respublica”, “Patrioticeskaya Partia Pridnestrovia”, “Proryv”, “Narodnaya Volea”, the Liberal-Democratic Party, “Spravedlivaya Respublica”, the Social-Democratic Party of Transnistria.

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Protests in Transnistria

IPN.md

16 May 2008
06:25

Transnistria Files

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The parliamentary inquiry commission for investigating the activity of some state enterprises will organize the first public hearings on Friday. The announcement was made by the commission’s president, PAS deputy Dinu Plingau, who specified that the works were unblocked after a period in which the commission could not meet due to lack of quorum, reports IPN.

During the first session with public hearings, subjects related to the management of public heritage, the activity of state enterprises, as well as their reorganization and privatization plans will be addressed.

The committee members will analyze the situation of active state enterprises and the status of their transfer to the management of the Public Property Agency. At the same time, explanations will be requested regarding any delays in this process and the risks associated with the administration of state assets.

Another topic on the agenda concerns the procedures for appointing and remunerating members of the board of directors, as well as the screening plan developed by APP in 2023, which provides for the reorganization, privatization, or liquidation of some state-owned enterprises.

The public hearings are scheduled for Friday, July 31, at 2:00 PM.

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