Moldovan Govt Resigns after Losing No-Confidence Vote
World | March 8, 2013, Friday| 684 views
Send to KindleMoldovan Prime Minister Vlad Filat announced his pro-Western government's resignation on Friday, three days after it lost a no-confidence vote.
Tuesday's no-confidence vote was initiated by the opposition Communist Party amid allegations of corruption in the government.
Filat's coalition government was abandoned by two of the parties ahead of the vote.
President Nicolae Timofti now has to propose a new prime minister, who will attempt to form a Cabinet.
Tags: moldova, government, no-confidence vote
» Subscribe to receive alerts by email for any of these keywords.
Share:
» Write and send your article
Expats.bg All Are Welcome! Join Now!
