The bloc ACUM proposed a program that it expects the people of good faith will vote in the future Parliament. The program includes a political statement acknowledging the state institutions are captured, the bloc’s co-president Andrei Năstase stated in the program “Politics of Natalia Morari” on TV8 channel. According to him, the parties that entered Parliament definitely include people of good faith, IPN reports.

Referring to the Democratic Party’s second invitation to discussions on the formation of a parliamentary majority, Andrei Năstase said ACUM does not intend to play this game staged by the Democrats. “We said that we are ready to discuss with all the members of Moldova’s Parliament, but not at cafes and at afternoon tea drinking ceremonies, not by letters and notes, but based on a very transparent parliamentary platform, with the presence of the press so that the people know what it is discussed,” he stated.

“It was clear from the start that the bloc will not form an alliance with Vladimir Plahotniuc and his group that is now called the Democratic Party. However, we hope the MPs who entered Moldova’s Parliament, alongside the 26 MPs of the bloc, will vote ACUM’s proposals.”

Andrei Năstase said the block’s response was very clear in the election campaign. “We came with a mafia removal bill that any of the citizens of the Republic of Moldova would not hesitate to vote if they entered Parliament. This package of laws is known by the PDM and the PSRM and they had to only pronounce on our proposals,” noted the politician.

The executive council of the Democratic Party on March 14 issued one more invitation to a dialogue on the formation of a parliamentary majority to the electoral bloc ACUM and is ready to concede the administration of the future Government, including the post of Prime Minister.  ACUM declined the second invitation as well.