Another deputy leaves the parliamentary group &quot;Pro Moldova&quot;

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Posted by: Mazur Rodica

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30 Oct. 2020 / 15:08

Another deputy leaves the parliamentary group "Pro Moldova"

Deputy Corneliu Padnevici leaves the "Pro Moldova" parliamentary group. The deputy announced this today on his Facebook page. He mentioned that he will continue his activity as an unaffiliated deputy.

"As of today, I am retiring from the "Pro Moldova" parliamentary group and I will continue my activity as an unaffiliated deputy. Although I was among the founders of the "Pro Moldova" Party and worked hard to assert it as an alternative political force, I now feel that I can no longer contribute anything to the development of this political project. However, I do not give up the beliefs and ideas that I have permanently promoted and I will focus on the realization of projects for people and communities, first of all in the Drochia-Donduşeni-Soroca constituency. In Parliament, I will support initiatives that contribute to improving people's living conditions and I will continue to avoid populism and political quarrels, said Corneliu Padnevici.

He is the fifth deputy to leave the "Pro Moldova" parliamentary group. Recently, deputies Sergiu Sîrbu, Grigore Repeşciuc, Eleonora Graur and Ruxanda Glavan also announced their departure.

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