The Constitutional Court of Moldova accepted the results of the referendum on the republic’s membership in the European Union (EU). This was stated by the head of the state agency Domnika Manole, writes RIA Novosti.
“The court decided to confirm the results of the constitutional referendum,” the expert said.
Manole added that in total, one-third of voters participated in the referendum. According to him, most of them supported the initiative to add an article to the Moldovan Constitution regarding the country’s desire to join the EU.
At the same time, protests against the recognition of the referendum results were held during the hearing in Moldova, according to the agency. The demonstrations were organized by supporters of the opposition Communist Party and the Victory bloc.
The referendum on the republic’s EU membership took place on 20 October. On the same day, the first round of presidential elections was held in Moldova, in which the current president Maia Sandu participated. translated 42.45% of the votes. His closest rival was the country’s former Attorney General Alexander Stoianoglo, who was supported by 25.95% of voters. These politicians will now have to participate in the second round of elections scheduled for November 3.
On October 21, the Central Election Commission of Moldova completed the processing of 100% of the votes as part of the referendum on EU membership. In a government institution statedthat the policy of joining the regional community was supported by 50.46% of citizens. In contrast, 49.54 percent of voters voted against it.
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