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Prosecutor's Council Rebukes Speaker Amid Vetting Debate; Gagauzia Boycott Call

Political tensions have escalated as the Superior Council of Prosecutors issued a strong condemnation of Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu for his 'ironic statements' concerning the ongoing vetting process. This public rebuke highlights growing friction between political figures and judicial institutions.

In the autonomous region of Gagauzia, the upcoming governor election faces a new challenge as the head of the State Chancellery office in Comrat urged citizens to boycott the vote, stating he would not participate. This development follows Alexandr Stoianoglo's high-profile candidacy and his campaign evolving to focus on EU investments.

Other notable domestic news includes new security measures at Chisinau Airport due to the transit of Hasidic pilgrims, a serious minibus accident in Glodeni resulting in multiple injuries, and a media shift as Agora transitions its content exclusively to social media platforms.

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Media Platform Transition for Agora

After 12 years, Agora, an independent journalism platform, announced its strategic decision to transition all editorial content exclusively to social media platforms and a new multi-publisher platform, Laziar, starting May 14.

Public Safety and Airport Security

Chisinau Airport is implementing additional security measures and limiting access during the transit period of Hasidic pilgrims. Separately, a minibus carrying 20 passengers overturned in Glodeni, causing injuries, and a TV8 report addressed preventing tragedies involving children on crosswalks.

Law Enforcement Actions and Legal Outcomes

Law enforcement conducted raids in Balti and Drochia in connection with an illegal business valued at over 2.5 million lei. Separately, a man in the Cahul district received an 8-month suspended prison sentence for repeatedly violating a protection order, with the prosecution appealing the decision.

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