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Activity of PTF Leușeni will be temporarily suspended on August 9

The activity of the Leușeni Border Crossing Point will be suspended tomorrow, August 9, between 8:30 and 10:30. According to the General Inspectorate of the Border Police, during the mentioned period maintenance work will be performed on the electrical networks.

In this context, IGPF representatives recommend that economic agents and individuals avoid travel and opt for nearby border crossing points. These are Leova-Bumbăta, Costești-Stânca or Sculeni.

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Moldovan citizens working in Italy will benefit from pensions and other social payments
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Moldovan citizens working in Italy will benefit from pensions and other social payments

Moldovans working in Italy will be able to benefit from old-age, disability, survivor's pensions, compensation for work accidents or occupational diseases. A bilateral social security agreement was signed today in Rome by the Minister of Labor and Social Protection, Alexei Buzu, and his counterpart, Marina Elvira Calderone.

Eureporter: Stoianoglo's presidential campaign would be coordinated and financed by the Kremlin. PSRM rejects accusations as "fabricated"
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Eureporter: Stoianoglo's presidential campaign would be coordinated and financed by the Kremlin. PSRM rejects accusations as "fabricated"

The campaign of Alexandr Stoianoglo, the former general prosecutor of the Republic of Moldova and presidential candidate, would be coordinated and secretly financed by the Kremlin, reads an article published by Euroreporter. The revelations, based on audio recordings published on lubyankleaks.org, involve the Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) and show an alleged collaboration between a member of this party and a former FSB agent. In response, the PSRM says that the recordings are "fabricated" and considers the accusations an attempt to discredit orchestrated by the government and Maia Sandu's team.

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Stoianoglo rejects accusations of electoral bribery: "I did not buy votes"
Elections

Stoianoglo rejects accusations of electoral bribery: "I did not buy votes"

The former general prosecutor Alexandr Stoianoglo, who is running for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova, claims that he never resorted to buying votes in his favour. Even so, the socialist-backed candidate did not publicly condemn the attempts of vote-buying, nor did he comment on the accusations that his campaign was supported by the oligarch Ilan Șor, convicted in the "Bank fraud" case.