Dodon said he would not sign any anti-Russian law

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Moldavian President Igor Dodon said in an interview with RIA Newsthat no anti-Russian law will sign and is confident in the support of the people.

A regular parliamentary session opens in Moldova at the end of September, at which the deputies intend, among other things, to reconsider the laws rejected by the president, and also to discuss the initiative to ban broadcasting of information and analytical programs on Russian television channels.

Dodon said he would not sign any anti-Russian law


The Constitution states that the president is obliged to sign the law for the second time. Consciously I will go on a deviation if, in my opinion, this is not in the interests of the state. This is the law of 9 May. For us, this is a holy holiday, and we cannot declare 9 May as Europe Day. This is Memorial Day, Victory Day.
- declared Dodon.

According to him, he intends to reject the "notorious law on the so-called" Russian propaganda. "

Even if Parliament adopts it two or three times, I will not sign it, and it will not enter into force.
- stressed the president.

With such a development of events, according to the law, the parliament should state that the president violated the Constitution, and start the procedure for removing the head of the republic from office through a referendum.

I am ready to go for it (on a referendum. - approx.). I am sure that the people will be on my side
- noted Dodon.

He did not exclude in the future, in case of urgent need, the blocking of all the laws of parliament, adding that "this is an extreme option."
When asked what he intends to do if the parliamentary majority impeach the president, Dodon replied: "Let's go to the people and see who the people support."

After the election of Dodon as president, a number of conflicts occurred between him and the country's government. The Cabinet of Ministers and the parliament, which announced a course on "European integration," initiated a number of unfriendly measures against Russia. The president, in turn, has repeatedly stressed that he is seeking to improve the country's normal relations with Moscow.
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  1. 0
    11 September 2017 12: 38
    Did Dodon say something again? He decides nothing there! Not tired of spreading every day?
    1. +15
      11 September 2017 12: 42
      Quote: xetai9977
      Did Dodon say something again? He decides nothing there! Not tired of spreading every day?

      And you’re not tired of deciding what to lay out and what not for wink
      1. +1
        11 September 2017 13: 12
        I am ready to go for it (on a referendum. - approx.). I am sure that the people will be on my side

        So let's see, is this one president or people
    2. +15
      11 September 2017 12: 49
      Dodon is a tough guy. If you don’t turn it off, it will get a majority in parliament. Then the fun will begin.
      1. +5
        11 September 2017 16: 16
        Quote: Monos
        If you don’t turn it off, it will get a majority in parliament.

        It will not collapse. I have already said more than once that this president was elected by the PEOPLE and not by the Parliament and chose his people precisely because he wants to live closely and amicably with the Russian Federation. At the same time, he immediately declared that his goal was the Customs Union and the good relations with the Russian Federation. And the people said, Lyubo!
        At the same time, Sandu failed miserably with her course on the EU, gameparades, NATO and reunion with Romania.
        Quote: Monos
        Then the fun will begin.

        At the moment, in the Parliament of Moldova, (do not believe it) there are citizens of Romania and there are not so few of them. Further explain what the current Parliament of Moldova is?
        1. +1
          11 September 2017 17: 52
          There were still citizens of Russia
      2. +1
        11 September 2017 17: 53
        How do you know what will happen there?
    3. +6
      11 September 2017 12: 50
      Quote: xetai9977
      He decides nothing there!

      So he is the President and Supreme Commander. He does not appoint a government, he is appointed by the Parliament, but this parliament will be re-elected soon and is unlikely to be pro-Romanian, the mood in society is changing, poverty and the Ukrainian example are sobering. Do not underestimate Dodon, he has both power and popular support. He forbade the military to go, but they went without breaking the law, but with a cunning wording that provoked a laughing stock, to wash the wheels wassat
    4. 0
      11 September 2017 12: 54
      You can loudly stamp your leg
      1. 0
        11 September 2017 13: 13
        Quote: zivXP
        You can loudly stamp your leg
        “By the way, Dodon hasn't stomped yet!” So EVERYTHING accumulates and accumulates, and Syria ends! On 2 fronts, not yet HANDS ...
  2. +9
    11 September 2017 12: 38
    Moldova, if it has not slipped out of its Romanian-NATO claws, but begins to slip out
    1. +2
      11 September 2017 12: 40
      They do not want to hear this, but they will have to.
    2. +15
      11 September 2017 12: 43
      Well done Dodon! He is openly aggravating, apparently for a reason, I’m sure of the people. Yes, and people think it will support him, they live now, to put it mildly rather poorly ...
      1. -1
        11 September 2017 12: 48
        He is not confident in the people, but enlisted the help of someone you know whom. Or are the teachings in Transnistria not telling you anything?
        1. +9
          11 September 2017 12: 53
          Quote: alexhol
          He is not confident in the people, but enlisted the help of someone you know whom. Or are the teachings in Transnistria not telling you anything?

          You read carefully what the teachings were there and draw a conclusion. And if he secured the support of Russia, there is nothing wrong with that. As for the people, he lives there hell ... in ... hi
          1. -1
            11 September 2017 17: 40
            And who is to blame that the people live poorly? Answer: "Russia". Question: "Why Russia?" Answer: "They began to pay a little in the suburbs."
      2. +5
        11 September 2017 12: 48
        hold on to Dodon. something I'm starting to worry about him.
      3. +1
        12 September 2017 00: 48
        It’s not easy for him to be decent, and if the people don’t want to support him, he alone can’t put the country on the path of restoration with such a government, and then the people deserve such a leader as they themselves !!!
  3. +1
    11 September 2017 12: 40
    Dodon is not so Dodon ...
    1. 0
      11 September 2017 18: 29
      Quote: MoJloT
      Dodon is not so Dodon ...

      Judging by how it is ignored in Moldova, it will be more accurate to say: darned Dodon.
  4. +2
    11 September 2017 12: 41
    Here RUSSIA should not stand aside ... it is necessary to provide DODON with the necessary moral support, including through the most favored nation treatment in trade and other areas of the economy.
    If nothing is done, it will only get worse.
  5. +7
    11 September 2017 12: 41
    Well, well done, of course ... But after all, a little man has a little power ... Wedding general ... request Plohotnyuk and Filat decide everything there, unfortunately ...
    1. +4
      11 September 2017 12: 50
      Yes, it’s hard for him, the republic is parliamentary, and the two above-mentioned contraceptives have a lot of power and resources. But the people seem to be "fed up" with demonocracy and are looking towards Russia.
  6. 0
    11 September 2017 12: 41
    But isn’t the deficit of democracy in Moldova one president thought ... hmm?
    Maybe there are people suffering. From a lack of democracy. Anything can happen. and the whole president begins to speak all kinds of stupid things. Oh, not enough base in Moldova .... oh, not enough .......

  7. +1
    11 September 2017 12: 53
    And he won’t send him to the military’s exercises in Ukraine ...
  8. +2
    11 September 2017 12: 57
    Well, that's all, he didn’t have long.
  9. +3
    11 September 2017 15: 27
    He may not sign it, but the government will pass the law. And the feud begins in the country. And the economy is not a fountain anyway. What happened next? Again the performances of the discontented population? And the extreme Dodon?
  10. 0
    11 September 2017 18: 27
    “The Constitution stipulates that the president is obliged to sign the law for the second time. I will consciously accept a rejection if, in my opinion, this does not correspond to state interests.

    Will go against the constitution, - they will declare impeachment and write off to the expense.
  11. 0
    11 September 2017 18: 55
    That's when you regret that the time of ardent revolutionaries of the XX century, such as Che Guevara, F. Castro, S. Allende, H. Bumidien, D. Ortega, Chavez, passed. And Walesa with Havel and Yeltsin, too, did not pass to their parliaments and governments, they turned directly to the people and made history. But Moldova must be kept at all costs from the Ukrainian scenario and the US-Romanian occupation.
    1. 0
      12 September 2017 17: 26
      US Romanian occupation?
  12. mmk
    0
    11 September 2017 23: 35
    Right. The president must keep up with the authorities and the people.