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The 2020 Moldovan protests were nationwide demonstrations against the pro-Russian prime minister Ion Chicu and were led by supporters of newly elected president Maia Sandu, farmers and young people. Mass protests first began on 21 November and extended to 23 December, the day in which Chicu resigned due to mounting pressure.[1][2]

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  1. ^ "Thousands protest after MPs vote to strip Moldova's new pro-EU president of key power". EuroNews. 3 December 2020.
  2. ^ "Moldovan Protesters Demand Snap Elections". Reuters. December 6, 2020.


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