The opposition of Moldova has announced about the re-launch of non-stop protests demanding to dissolve the parliament. This happened after President Nicolae Timofti -under the pressure of the MPs - proposed the candidacy of the Democratic party member Pavel Filip for the office of the PM.   

Renato Usatîi, leader of Moldova’s “Our party” and Mayor of the country’s second large city Bălți, announced the aforementioned at a crowded rally held in front of the parliamentary building, where “Our party” and the socialists had earlier set up protest camps, TASS reports.

“We are re-launching non-stop protests. Allowing establishment of government and implementation of the plan of an oligarchic group on seizing the country is impermissible,” Usatîi said.

He urged everybody to gather by the parliament building, where the establishment of the government staff is to be held.