Moldova faces a pivotal referendum today to elect a new president and decide on EU membership, with 60% in favor but a 33% turnout needed for validity; incumbent President Maia Sandu, a strong EU advocate, faces competition from Alexandr Stoianoglo. Concerns over Russian influence, with reports of funds to sway votes against EU integration, have prompted calls for vigilance from Moldovan authorities, emphasizing the importance of a democratic decision-making process.
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