The Constitutional Court’s opinion on the circumstances that allow for the dissolution of Parliament was politicized, but in favor not of a politician, but of the whole society, said the president of Our Party Renato Usatyi. According to Usatyi, the decisions of the PSRM-Shor coalition that refer to the Constitutional Court are aimed at scaring the CC judges before the examination of the challenge concerning the state of emergency, IPN reports.

The politician noted yesterday’s Parliament decisions to annul the appointment of Domnica Manole as CC judge and to name Boris Lupașco in her place lack any logic and are null and void.

“Dodon is trying by any means to remain in power. His rating has declined and he is this way trying to show to his supporters that he is a fighter,” Renato Usatyi stated in the talk show “Friday with Anatolie Golea” on RTR Moldova channel.

The politician said the CC’s decision that there are reasons for dissolving Parliament is political in character.

“I think the Constitutional Court’s decision by which the circumstances for dissolving Parliament were ascertained was politicized, but this decision wasn’t taken in favor of Maia Sandu or to the detriment of Dodon. It centered on the wish to help the citizens who want snap elections and already got tired of this chaos,” stated Renato Usatyi.

He noted that the agitation around the Constitutional Court was created artificially so as to make the CC judges take a decision favorable to the PSRM when examining the application to determine the constitutionality of the state of emergency.

“If the CC judges decide that the state of emergency was declared illegally on April 29, Maia Sandu can sign the decree on the dissolution of Parliament and this means that snap elections should be held in July,” stated Renato Usatyi.

The Constitutional Court judges are to examine the two challenges concerning the state of emergency on April 28.