The chiefs of the Prosecutor General’s Office, the National Anticorruption Center, the National Bank of Moldova and the Ministry of Finance will be questioned in the December 2 special sitting of Parliament, which starts at 12 noon. The hearings were requested by the Party of Socialists (PSRM), whose leader Igor Dodon announced that protests will be mounted in front of the Parliament Building in this connection, IPN reports.

The PSRM asked that decision makers of the aforementioned institutions should be questioned about the bank frauds and the steps taken to clarify this case. The proposal was also supported by the Liberal Democratic Party.

The Socialists insist that the hearings should be open. In order to press Parliament into taking a decision as to the arrest of persons responsible for the stealing of billions of lei from the banking system, they will stage protests.