The Authority for Citizenship in Romania is examining the withdrawal of citizenship from Victoria Furtună, the leader of the Moldova Mare Party, accused of ties to the oligarch Ilan Șor.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Victoria Furtună, head of the Moldova Mare Party, is the subject of an analysis by the Authority for Citizenship in Bucharest for the possible withdrawal of Romanian citizenship. Accused of having ties with Ilan Șor, an oligarch based in Moscow, Furtună and her party promote the idea of breaking away from Romanian territory.
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