The Central Electoral Commission of Moldova has annulled the registration of the Moldova Mare Party due to illegal financing and bribery of voters.
Ana Maria Eftene
Republic of Moldova
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The Moldova Mare Party, led by Victoria Furtună, associated with Ilan Șor, has been excluded from the parliamentary elections by the CEC due to the use of undeclared funds and financing from abroad. The decision was made following reports from various institutions, including the Police and the National Anti-Corruption Center, which highlighted illegal practices such as bribing voters. This is the second political party eliminated from the electoral race in the last 24 hours.
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