Slusari: To Solve a Number of Problems – Government Must Be Approved

The DA Platform party believes it would be good to approve the government at least temporarily in order to solve a number of pressing problems. Its vice-chairman, Alexandru Slusari stated on Thursday evening on TV8,   infotag.md reported. "We will come to the parliamentary session to discuss the government's activities program. It is logical to discuss, ask questions, learn outlines for the future, get acquainted with the vision of the president and the government she proposed. This is important for us. It is important not to turn it into fiction," he said. In his opinion, if it was possible approving the government at least temporarily, it would be possible to prepare the country for early elections. "The government could change a number of officials, heads of some state agencies. It could be possible to sort out the situation on the Moldovan Railway. I am afraid that there will be nothing left there until June," Slusari admitted. Secretary General of the Democratic Party Alexandru Jizdan, believes as well that a number of important steps should be taken before the elections. "A mega-complex situation has developed in the country - this has never happened before. We must discuss, get acquainted with the government's program. We must not allow further profanation of the institutions of power that remains. I want to see what this team offers. Because those who deliberately created this situation and left, now they are acting on the principle “the worse, the better.” They arranged this ping-pong around the government in order to make the situation worse before the elections,” Jizdan is sure. According to him, the government should be approved to try rectifying the situation. “We are sure that if you go to the elections in the current state of power structures, nothing will change. Politics in Moldova has changed, now it is difficult to talk about ideology and patriotism. Businessmen from politics travel around the country, distribute money, buy votes. Parliament will not differ much from the old one. Someone will take more votes, and someone less - nothing more, "the democrat concluded.