Tens of sympathizers of the Party of Socialists (PSRM) mounted a protest in front of the Presidential Palace, asking for fair justice and expressing their discontent with the level of poverty in the country. The Republican Council of PSRM, which had an extraordinary meeting, issued a resolution by which it condemned the wrongdoings of the ruling regime, IPN reports.

PSRM executive secretary, MP Vlad Batrîncea said that President Maia Sandu should resign. Instead of delivering on the promises to ensure fair justice, Maia Sandu preferred to form a coalition with thieves of bullions and pocket prosecutors. “You promised better times for the pensioners, but you lied. You promised development programs for villages, but you actually want to close mayor’s offices. You are in this building because you promised freedom and democracy, but actually brought censorship and dictatorship,” said the Socialist.

MP Grigore Novac said the PAS government is a real danger to the Republic of Moldova and the state of emergency should have been declared immediately after this came to power as they brought the country to its knees and humiliate the pensioners.

The Republican Council of PSRM said it is ready to defend, including by protests, the justice of their mates who are “persecuted by the regime”. The Socialists also referred to MP Radu Mudreac, who was stripped of parliamentary immunity for being investigated for money laundering. They said they are determined to take an active part in the Victory March so as to cherish the memory of the heroes killed in World War II.