Moldovan citizens are set to vote on October 20, aiming to include EU membership aspirations in the constitution, a pivotal moment for the nation's future.
The National Electoral Commission’s decision to schedule both the presidential election and the referendum on the same date aims to encourage broad public involvement in Moldova’s transformative choices.
If president Maya Sandu wins re-election alongside the pro-European referendum victory, it would signify a decisive break from the pro-Russian legacy of former president Igor Dodon.
Despite pro-European sentiments, the expected results could escalate tensions with pro-Russian separatists controlling parts of Moldova, particularly in the eastern regions.
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