Diacov: PDS can repeat the PSRM fate and Finding Itself in Parliament’s Minority in the Future

The PDS insists on holding early parliamentary elections and argues that under the current parliament, no government to be appointed has a real chance of reforming in the interests of citizens. The DA Platform and the Democratic Party are of the opinion that political parties should come to a consensus to overcome the political crisis through dialogue or a transitional government in the context of the pandemic and economic crisis that Moldova is facing, tvrmoldova.md reported. “This attempt by some politicians to postpone the elections means nothing more than the fact that they will continue to steal. People want a complete purification of the political class. This was expressed by citizens in the presidential elections. A vote in the near future will allow us to get a majority for those parties that really want change. Any government voted for by the current parliament will prolong corruption in the country,” said PDS MP Radu Marian. “This aggressive rhetoric has been present in Moldova lately, we are looking not for solutions, but for reasons to get rid of each other. I don’t know where it says that after the presidential elections the parliament is dissolved and early parliamentary elections are held. We are in an extremely difficult situation, I see no dialogue, only quarrels. According to the law, Maia Sandu is obliged to create an atmosphere of dialogue in the country,” Dumitru Diacov, PDM deputy said. The Democrat believes that political parties should sit down at the dialogue table before March 23 to find a solution. At the same time, Diacov asserts that the PDM will be ready to vote for the candidate selected as a result of consultations for the post of prime minister. According to him, in the conditions of early parliamentary elections, the configuration of the future parliament may differ from the expectations of the PDS. “I think we can nominate a prime minister. The process should already begin, there is no need to wait until March 23, and then climb the barricades. In 2009, the PSRM also wanted early elections and they had 45 of 60 mandates, although they hoped to get 85. The PDS fell into the same trap. They may be in the minority in the future parliament. The rhetoric used today is leading to a rift that will affect the future parliament. Hope we sit down and unite. Negotiations are the only means to find a common denominator,” Diacov said.