Sandu will be Moldova's first president to face impeachment, says ex-president Dodon
Igor Dodon, leader of Moldova's opposition Party of Socialists, said the move would signal accountability after Maia Sandu's presidency.
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Igor Dodon, leader of Moldova's opposition Party of Socialists and a former president of the country, said Maia Sandu will become Moldova's first president to face impeachment proceedings, according to TASS.
Dodon framed the prospective proceedings as a signal that Sandu would be held accountable following the end of her presidency, though he did not provide a specific timeline or detailed legal basis for the claim.
The Party of Socialists has been a leading opposition force against Sandu's pro-European government, frequently clashing with her administration over policy direction and Moldova's geopolitical alignment.
There was no immediate response from Sandu's office or her governing coalition to Dodon's remarks.
Moldova's political landscape has remained sharply divided in recent years between Sandu's pro-EU camp and opposition parties, including Dodon's, that have favored closer ties with Russia.
Sources
- Sandu to be Moldova’s first president to face impeachment proceedings — ex-president — TASS (Russia)
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