The Pro-European Action and Solidarity organization wins elections in Moldova

The election was considered historical and most crucial since its independency in 1991. The winner was the pro-European ruling organization of Action and Solidarity (PAS) president Mai Sandu. The group won more than half (50.2 percent of the vote). This means that PAS will have a majority in the 101-member parliament and will form a government alone, without troublesome coalitionists. Steering towards Moscow Patriotic Election Block with erstwhile president Igor Dodon He obtained only 24.2 percent of support (PBW is simply a organization of socialists and communists who has a sickle and hammer logo in it). The Chisinau will so stay on the European course.