MOLDOVANS Rome. ELECTIONS 2010.
Kingdom, Patience, under the rain - 4 hours had expected to meet debt.
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results of two exit polls are far from the real ones, although there are still about 8% of the counted votes, it is difficult to assume AEI vs. PCRM will distribute warrants be much changed. If
IRES dădadea IEA's 65 seats and 64 seats CBS-AXA. CEC count after 92.4% of the vote to give 44 PCRM parliamentary seats and only 57 seats for the IEA
Only a few likely scenarios are now:
- One of the parties that form the IEA, betray and make alliance with the Communists.
- Alliance continues to exist and will be again in 2011 parliamentary elections.
- PCRM found a compromise with the IEA or IEA someone and succeed in negotiations to find a candidate for president.
- Forumiştii we report a scenario under which some members of the Communist Party faction will migrate to Alliance and Alliance one of the parties will succeed in presidential elections and political crisis.
-is also possible to attract a small number of IEA Members Communist Party, which would allow the presidential election.
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rain, snow or ice, Moldovans voted for change.
Voters abroad our record-breaking, exhausting and filling ballot boxes
Moldovans from abroad yesterday registered a record attendance at elections. While Dublin was icy, snowing in Turin, Padua and Rome to rain, our patiently waiting for their turn (some with babies in arms) to give them a chance to live better parents or children left home alone ... Towards the end of the day in Moscow, Paris, Padua and Bologna were exhausted ballot and people voted on A4 sheets.
"We have so many people - not even imagine! Our people are full of wisdom, "Nicholas told us nuts, RM Consul Bologna. Despite unfavorable weather conditions, up to 15.00, only northern peninsula around 13,000 people had voted, while in previous elections, all over Italy were 9,000 registered voters. According to the consul, at Padua, while pouring rain, waiting to vote than a thousand people ... in Turin, even snowing in the first half of 1500 the day of Moldovans voted, compared with the 588, which had gone the last election. By the same time, Rome had expressed Moldovan 1450 vote and the electoral committee members here have never been able to eat. "The line runs from the hustle and we are forced to work without breaks," said Ambassador George Rusnac.
And it was harder members of the electoral office in Paris, who did not have time to talk with us. An Embassy representative told us: "The presence of massive vote so we go. In half of the day people voted in 2000, when, on 29 July 2009 we had only 1,300 voters. " In Belgium, where, typically, 400 Moldovans vote, as many have to vote to table classes. The embassy was forced to change the ballot box with a larger ... In Portugal, to noon double the number of voters exceeded that recorded it in 2009. In the four sections, 2,200 people voted, compared with 1100 - 29 July 2009. "Throughout the day, waited outside to vote by 50-70 people," said Valeriu us Ostaf, chairman of the election in Lisbon. TIME
May was booked RM Consul in Madrid, Ghiletchi Vladimir, who refused We answer, arguing that no such instructions from Foreign ... Instead, a voter, Alexandra Croitoru, assured us that here was higher turnout, and people stood in line to the seventh floor lobby. Despite glazed frost, Moldovan Ireland 250 km course yesterday to reach the polling station in Dublin. Twice as many voters registered in London. A record number of citizens came to vote in Vienna, but also in Romania. Even in Tallinn, to 18.30, 32 people had voted, while the other participated in elections more than 24 people, told us ambassador Victor Guzun. The U.S. has opened eight polling places, and in Canada - two. According to Ambassador Igor Munteanu, voters was growing presence in the morning and outside was the "sun, a bit cold, but pretty good - cold to stimulate thinking."
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died, carrying ballot papers.
A couple of 21 years, accompanying the ballots, died last night around midnight in a serious traffic accident on route Soroca - Drochia - Costeşti at the junction with the village Rublenita-Nine, told Info-Prim Neo Service Specialist Public Relations Directorate of Traffic Police, Dana Andronicus.
VAZ car driver who transported ballots, the Commissioner of police captain in Soroca, lost control of the car, which skid and crashed into a tree. The driver was hospitalized with serious injuries and the passenger, 21, who is on the front seat, died instantly. The case is being investigated by police colleagues.
On 28 November, trails Moldova has registered nine accidents that resulted in one person dead and 11 injured.
Source: Info-Prim Neo
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In Paris, Padua, Verona and Bologna were more voters than ballots .
at polling stations in Paris, Padua, Verona and Bologna program was extended by two hours. Exceed the number of Moldovan citizens who wanted to vote, electoral members also had another problem: the ballots were ended when the door of people still waiting in line departments. So they improvised a procedure to allow those who wish to exercise their right to vote.
political analyst Igor Botan
believes that these makeshift ballots will be invalidated.
According to CEC, the Constitutional Court will decide whether the ballots will be validated or not improvised.
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polling station in Rome, too small for Moldovan citizens.
At one polling station held in Rome for people voting in Moldova were 1,400 people showed up at 15.00 / 16.00 pm Moldova /, according to news reports adviser Constantin drill.
322 polling station in Rome was held at the Embassy of Moldova in Italy and proved to be too small for the influx of Moldovans willing to express their political preferences. The only condition to exercise their right to citizenship was in possession of a valid passport, send
Agerpres .
The data provided by the counselor at the Moldovan Embassy in Italy, Constantine Drills, dozens of Moldovan citizens are kept waiting line in front of polling stations. Official
in Italy is 90,000 citizens of the Republic of Moldova. They were organized for 16 polling stations in Rome, Ancona, Perugia, Naples, Bologna, Padua, Mestre, Turin, Verona, Parma, Milan, Trento, Brescia, Treviso, Bergamo and Faenza.
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number of Moldovans living abroad that were presented yesterday at the ballot boxes was a record for our country. According to the Central Election Commission (CEC), electoral offices, opened outside the Republic of Moldova, 65,200 were submitted by citizens voting. This has created another first.
Interest Moldovan parliamentary elections on Sunday has exceeded expectations of the authorities at polling stations in Italy, Romania, Russia and Portugal, forming huge queues. As a result, some polling stations ran out the ballots, while hundreds of people waiting outside in the intention to exercise their constitutional right. Today, at a press conference, Iurie Hammer, CEC secretary characterized the situation as follows: "We fell into the trap of its own success, that I managed to convince a number of highly High voter to vote. " To ensure everyone's right to choice, the CEC adopted a decision which allowed the use of A4 paper as a ballot. For this type of report received by the citizens of RM 919. According to Hammer's votes on A4 sheets are not able to change the final election results and their validity will be decided by the Constitutional Court.
Contacted by TIME, Alexandru Arseni, PhD in constitutional law, told us that "if we start from the constitutional provision - the citizen's right to vote - then these deviations, which were made with the consent CEC, but not the decision of the polling stations may be accepted as valid. "Arsenal, considers that, given the current composition of the Constitutional Court, whose members are wandering about, is difficult to assume that the court will decide on the votes on A4. Asked
TIMES reporter why at some polling stations were sent fewer ballots than were requested (example Padova), Iurie Hammer stated the following: "Article 39 of the Election Code provides for an electoral office can not be issued more than 3,000 ballots. If there are more people, then it must be more open electoral office. "
recall that the polling had been sent abroad 136,000 ballots. Four electoral offices (Paris, Padua, Moscow and Rome) were not sufficient.
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