Romanians vote Sunday in one of the EU country’s most important elections in decades after the previous ballot was annulled following allegations of violations and Russian interference.

Romania’s presidential election will take place on May 4, with a run-off scheduled for May 18, as voters head to the polls for the second time in six months following Novembers

Romania will wait for the outcome of the May presidential election and new measures curbing the European Union’s largest budget deficit before it returns to international markets, the country’s treasury chief said.