Prior to the November 15 elections in Gagauzia, experts and former MPs warned Radio Moldova Comrat that some promises of candidates to the People's Assembly cannot be fulfilled by the regional legislature. Higher pensions and cheaper gas do not hold the MPs autonomy.
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Prior to the November 15 elections in Gagauzia, experts and former MPs warned Radio Moldova Comrat that some promises of candidates to the People's Assembly cannot be fulfilled by the regional legislature. Higher pensions and cheaper gas do not hold the MPs autonomy.
Candidates for the post of deputy in the People's Assembly of Gagauzia promise to electors repaired roads, sewers, higher pensions and lower gas tariffs. However, some of these promises do not respect the powers of the regional legislature, and their realization depends on collaboration with executive authorities and budgetary resources. Warnings were made by experts and former deputies at Radio Moldova Comrat.