“Experience people should be elected to work in Parliament for the Moldovans’ welfare,” said Victor Stepaniuc, independent candidate running in the November 28 early legislative elections, Info-Prim Neo reports. According to the candidate’s press service, Victor Stepaniuc is ready to make compromises after the elections, only if they are based on the national interests. “My voters care about this country. A center-right coalition named Pro-Moldova should be formed after the November 28 parliamentary elections. A narrow government coalition like the present one will not be able to cope with the situation. Regretfully, Moldova is confronted by social and political problems and the economic crisis. After 18 months of instability, the leaders of the political parties that enjoy the voters’ trust should reach a consensus for the country’s benefit. I will vote for the head of state. I’m convinced that the voters want a political change and need a head of state for this,” Stepaniuc said. Victor Stepaniuc pleads for constructive discussions. “The PCRM and the ruling alliance made the country go through elections three times. But Moldova needs a powerful political class. We knew only political parties that created clans. It is a shame that for this reason Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. A golden vote could not be found when necessary. Voronin wanted early elections. Talks were needed, but this principle was not respected,” Victor Stepaniuc said. The independent candidate said the Communist leaders in 2009 discredited the PCRM, which was a patriotic party. They out the party interests above the political stability and the national interests. “Nobody can guarantee that the situation will not repeat after November 28 as the aggressive and irresponsible political leaders remained the same and do not want to cooperate. How can we elect the President? The people should vote for wiser and less revengeful people. The election of several independent candidates as MPs Would moderate the extreme political forces and would make them cooperate so as to put an end to the political monopole of party clans in Parliament,” said Victor Stepaniuc.