Opposition criticises Tofan government after first 100 days
The opposition accuses the government of higher tariffs, unclear winter plans and a leak of data on 750,000 people.
What it means for you
The gas tariff has doubled and electricity has risen by 30%, according to the opposition. Tofan's report has not yet been presented in Parliament, and MPs want to discuss it there. For you, the key issues are tariffs and how the government will support people through the winter.
What happened
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan presented the results of the government's first 100 days and said he was not satisfied with them. MPs from PSRM, Alternativa, Our Party and Democracy at Home criticised the government in Parliament. Alternativa MP Ion Chicu said Tofan had not presented the report in Parliament, as he had promised.
In short
- According to MP Vasile Costiuc, the gas tariff doubled and electricity rose by 30%.
- Personal data of about 750,000 people was leaked, according to opposition MPs.
- MP Constantin Cujmuj questioned the government's figures on the data leak.
- Parliament speaker Igor Grosu said Moldova is among the candidate countries with the greatest progress toward the EU.
- Communist MP Diana Caraman asked for a break so that MPs could attend the presentation of the report.
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