Maia Sandu invites the head of state to a public debate. How Igor Dodon responds

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25 Feb. 2020 / 17:57

Maia Sandu invites the head of state to a public debate. How Igor Dodon responds

The leader of the Action and Solidarity Party, Maia Sandu, invited the country's president, Igor Dodon, to a televised debate on Moldova 1. The challenge was launched by Sandu, after today, she presented the alternative report of the 100 days since the investment of "Chicu Government", Moldova 1 reports.

"If President Dodon does not agree with our assessment and is not afraid, I invite him to attend a public debate on national television Moldova 1, in order to discuss and let people know from the first source what is really happening in the country,” mentioned Maia Sandu.

In response, the head of state, Igor Dodon, made it clear that he would not accept the invitation of the PAS leader, arguing that he was not in the election campaign.

"Maia Sandu entered the presidential campaign too quickly. When there will be presidential elections there will be debates with those who will run for president. I am not a candidate for president.

TRM.MD recalls that Prime Minister Ion Chicu came to Parliament last week with a report on 100 days of activity, but did not get to present it to the deputies. The opposition blocked the Parliament's rostrum, therefore, Ion Chicu presented a summary of the report in front of the press.

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