PMP President, Eugen Tomac, calls for the resignation of Toni Greblă, head of AEP, after the validation of the protocol of the United Right Alliance by the Supreme Court of Justice.
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Eugen Tomac believes that in order to ensure a fair and transparent electoral process, real guarantees are needed, which can only be obtained through the immediate resignation of Toni Greblă as head of AEP. The CCJ's decision to validate the protocol of constitution of the United Right Alliance was taken after the appeal against the decision of the Central Electoral Bureau was admitted.
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Preşedintele PMP, Eugen Tomac, îi cere demisia şefului AEP, Toni Greblă, după decizia ÎCCJ de validare a protocolului de constituire a Alianţei Dreapta Unită
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