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	out that only 60 MPs -- all of the Communist Party -- showed up. Both
	candidates were from the Communist Party, too. Apparently, the previous
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Today, Moldova parliament voted on a new president.  According to law, in
order for the president to become elected, at least 61 MPs (out of 101) need
to support the presidential candidate.  It turns out that only 60 MPs -- all
of the Communist Party -- showed up.  Both candidates were from the
Communist Party, too.
Apparently, the previous president can now dissemble the Parliament and
announce new elections.  I don't understand if Voronin *can* do it or *must*
do it, and what the precise criteria are.  Dorin, can you explain?

-- 
Andres Soolo

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<div><br>-- <br>Andres Soolo<br>
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