Yahoo News UK Article RatingMoldova's president bet big on the EU referendum. It may cost her dearly
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55% : By an eyelash-thin margin of 50.46 percent, Moldovan voters at home and abroad had cast their ballots calling for the dream of EU membership to be enshrined in the nation's constitution, nudging the country of some 2.6 million people on an irreversible path to a European future.46% : Read more on FRANCE 24 EnglishRead also:Moldovans vote for president, EU path amid claims of Russian meddlingMoldova voters narrowly approve referendum on joining the EUEU countries agree to begin membership talks with Moldova and Ukraine
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