[Info-Prim Neo survey of the Series “Moldova-20! Whereto?”] Asked by Info-Prim Neo to comment on the opportunity of including a special provision about Moldova’s pro-European orientation in the Constitution, Galina Balmos, deputy head of the parliamentary group of the Communist Party of Moldova, said that she sees no danger threatening the political will to become part of the EU. She stated that this is her personal position, while the party’s stance is to be found out. “The Communist parliamentary group’s stand on the issues raised by you has not been yet agreed. In fact, we did not have discussions on the inclusion of provisions regarding Moldova’s European integration course in the Constitution. As deputy head of the group, I cannot state the group’s opinion without consulting its members. I personally do not see a danger that would threaten the political will to integrate into the EU even if there are no relevant constitutional provisions. I consider the entire parliamentary group should be consulted,” said Galina Balmos. [Svetlana Cojocaru, Info-Prim Neo] {[Info-Prim Neo Note:] More details as regards the guaranteeing of the irreversibility of the process of the country’s modernization can be found in part I of the analysis “Moldova without internal enemies” that was published on August 1, and in part II that was published on August 9, 2011.}