Elections

Igor Grosu urges Moldovan citizens: We do not relax, we go out to vote

The Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu cast his right to vote. The Speaker said that he voted for the future of the Republic of Moldova, for the families of Moldovans in the country, peace, prosperity and a European future. Grosu declared that today more than ever we must be united and urged Moldovan citizens in the country and in the diaspora to mobilize and vote.

"I urge all Moldovans and we are watching carefully, although we have a good mobilization we see that organized criminal groups do not stop, charter planes from Belarus and Turkey. This means that enormous resources are being allocated that are probably beyond our imagination. The message is very simple, we are not relaxing, we are mobilizing both at home and abroad. I am addressing those from Cahul, Leova, Cantemir, Anenii Noi, Nisporeni to mobilize to vote. It is a déjà vu that a few years ago the separatist regime that has nothing to do with the democratic processes in the Republic of Moldova, especially the European one, is visible and we have evidence that the bridge is full. Manipulated, coerced, blackmailed and corrupt people are taken to vote on the right bank. That's why we must also mobilize from abroad to vote", said the Parliament Speaker.

Igor Grosu mentioned that law enforcement agencies will document all cases of corruption and transportation of voters, especially from the Eastern area.

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