In Italy will be open from 20 polling stations for Moldovans

Written by Darii Sined

Sunday, 20 June 2010 23:29

One of the deputies of the first Parliament no longer lives in the country which voted for independence. Stephan earns Maimescu for several years, piece of bread in Italy, along with 180,000 other Moldovans who work there legally, and yet 200,000 - not documents.

Maimescu has now come home to ask the Government to conclude an agreement with the Italian-Romanian Moldovans' social protection, says him, there.

"Moldovan Diaspora is not the other time. Moldovan Diaspora is now organized, it is in the Moldovan-Italian associations, but much effort remains to submit the Government to protect social Bessarabians working abroad, "said the former lawmaker.

"I will make an official visit to Rome at the invitation of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. During this visit, we sign this Agreement relating to the social protection of our citizens in Italy, "said Prime Filat.

A similar agreement will be concluded with the French authorities and, most likely, with the Spanish.

Also, Filat announced constitutional referendum, but also to the presidential and parliamentary elections, in countries where they are Moldovans will open more polling stations.

"As I promised, in countries where our fellow citizens of ours, we will open polling stations, we have already identified funding sources and will open many many departments will be required. For example, in Italy will be opened more than 20 polling stations, "added the premier.

According to the Alliance for European Integration, the referendum to amend the Constitution in Chapter presidential election will take place in early September and the parliamentary and presidential elections will be held at the same time, in November 2010.

[Source: stireazilei.md]