The PAS-PPDA binomial was again caught with the lie. At least this is the result of a press release issued by the Police. This was after representatives of the Party led by Maia Sandu spread information that a 65 years old woman was assaulted a few days ago, while collecting signatures for the candidate in the 20th district of Straseni, designated by the PAS-PPDA binom.

The General Police Inspectorate took notice and, as a result of the investigations, found that no woman who gathers signatures for the candidate in Straseni is 65 years old.

From the 12 members of the initiative group, three are women. Two of them are from the village of Zubresti and 31 and 34, and the third is 44 years old and is from the Sireti. Being called by law, the three women excluded any form of aggression on them.

Moreover, the PGI states that no complaint has been received at the Straseni Police Inspectorate on this matter. After that, the police conclude that the statements of party representatives led by Maia Sandu are not true.

This is not the first time that members and sympathizers of the PAS-PPDA binomial spread false information. Recently, they have also said that half a million Moldovans have expired passports, and therefore risk being unable to vote in the February 24th parliamentary elections.

Central Electoral Commission President Alina Russu said that the number of our citizens with expired documents is much lower and the block created by the Sandu-Nastase manipulates public opinion.