The Communists Party (PCRM) says that some of the broadcasting institutions limit the PCRM’s access to electoral debates. “One media outlet informed us incorrectly about the start hour of the debates, while another one did not have a moderator,” the PCRM candidate Grigore Petrenco said Monday at a news conference, Info-Prim Neo reports. “The Nisporeni television channel Albasat TV erected most of the artificial barriers,” Petrenco said. According to him, the employees of the channel often misinformed them about the hour, theme and participants in the debates. “Once, our candidate was presented as representative of another party in subtitles. “We saw such an attitude towards the PCRM at all the broadcasting institutions that form part of the Association of Regional TV and Radio Stations “Media Regional”, the Communist candidate said. At the same time, the Communists say that the debates at the radio station “Vocea Basarabiei” are a ‘radio market’. “There is no clock to fix the time allotted to the electoral contenders, while the moderator is a real participant in the debates,” Petrenco said. He complained that he took part in the debates held by this radio station five times and every time a person phoned and put the same question denigrating the PCRM. “The frozen limit was when the election runners came to the debates, while the moderator did not.” The Communists also identified irregularities at TV channels in Gagauzia. “The private TV channel “TV2” in Comrat, which works without a license, broadcasts a film made by the Liberal Democratic Party (PLDM), while the debates at the public TV channel in Gagauzia were interrupted one day owing to the show made by the PLDM representative in the region, Fiodor Ghelici,” Petrenco said. The Communists said they will report these violations of the electoral legislation to the Central Election Commission and to the Broadcasting Coordination Council. At the start of the campaign for the July 29 legislative elections, the PCRM announced that it will participate in all the debates that will be held at radio and TV stations.