
Thousands have protested in Moldova against the nominee for prime minister, calling for the Parliament to be dissolved and early elections, ABC News reported.
There were three protests Saturday in the Moldovan capital — two organized by pro-Russian parties and the third by civic group Dignity and Truth, which demands an end to what it calls endemic corruption.
President Nicolae Timofti on Friday nominated Technology Minister Pavel Filip as the next prime minister, which parliament is expected to approve. The pro-European ruling coalition earlier proposed Filip.
If Parliament doesn't approve a government by Jan. 29, Timofti will dissolve the legislature. Parliament dismissed the previous government in October amid corruption allegations.
Moldova has been locked in political turmoil since up to $1.5 billion went missing from three banks prior to the 2014 parliamentary elections.
Source: MENA
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