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The PN Demanded an Audit of How Public Money Was Spent During the State of Emergency. The Proposal Was Rejected in Parliament.

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The parliamentary faction "Our Party" requested, at the Parliament's meeting on October 2, the inclusion on the agenda of a project regarding the establishment of an inquiry committee to verify public procurements carried out by ministries and subordinate institutions during the state of emergency in 2022–2023. The project was not on the agenda previously approved by the Permanent Bureau. Vice-President
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The parliamentary faction "Our Party" requested, at the Parliament's meeting on October 2, the inclusion on the agenda of a project regarding the establishment of an inquiry committee to verify public procurements carried out by ministries and subordinate institutions during the state of emergency in 2022–2023. The project was not on the agenda previously approved by the Permanent Bureau. Vice-President

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Independent.md broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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