Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon made a statement on the television channel’s broadcast, saying that the country’s public debt has increased by nearly $2 billion in two years during the presidency of current president Maia Sandu. GRT In Moldova’s Gagauz autonomy.
The former head of state noted that for the first time in Moldovan history, the public debt exceeded 100 billion lei (approximately 5.4 billion dollars).
“In the 24-25 months that Sandu ruled the country, the public debt increased by 35 billion lei ($1.8 billion – socialbites.ca). Citizens will have to return this money,” he said.
According to him, every day that Sandu is in power costs Moldovans an additional 30-40 million lei (about 1.6 million dollars) in public debt.
formerly Dodon accused Sandu wishes to sell Moldovan lands to foreigners.
Until then Sandu estimated deepening economic and energy crises in the republic.