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EU-friendly protesters in Moldova get two parties’ backing

TWO political parties in Moldova have given their support to protesters in the capital Chisinau demanding regime change.

Eurosceptic Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) leader and former communist Igor Dodon and Our Party leader Renato Usatii called on Moldovans to join the protest “regardless of nationality or political preference.”

The PSRM holds 24 seats in the 101-member parliament, but Our Party has none. The Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova, with 21 seats, supports the coalition government on a confidence-and-supply basis.

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