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Monday night, Voronin, as the acting president, has formally dissolved the
Parliament and established new elections for Wednesday, July 29th. It is the
first time elections in Moldova would take place on another day but Sunday.
This is expected to prevent more Moldovans abroad from taking place in the
vote. This news went by very inconspicuously. (Most have not heard yet.)
Second, it would be very difficult for people who work to go during the
middle of the week to another city to vote. (As I mentioned in one previous
email, there are only few cities in the world that have Moldovan diplomatic
missions, and the vote is organized only there.) Thirdly, and most
importantly, it is during student vacation and at a time when many people
could be visiting relatives, etc. Thus it is hoped that inside the country
it would be the third age voters (age 55 or older) that would mostly show
up. The number of people that need to take part for the elections to be
valid has been decreased from 1/2 to 1/3. The threshold for parties has been
decreased from 6% to 5%, but alliances are still forbidden.
Last week, a "new" government was voted in by 59 communist MPs. The same
prime-minister as before, the same structure, only two ministers are
replaced by their deputies. In an interesting development, Marian Lupu, the
former speaker of the parliament, has left the Communist Party. It is
expected that he could rally people that would no longer vote for the
communists but not convinced by or shy to support the liberals either. They
hope he would deliver the communists the missing up to 61 (out of 101) seats
in the Parliament in order to be able to elect the president. Lupu can also
be a presidential candidate himself after the elections.

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