PCRM suspends protests until May

The Communist Party will not mount protests every Saturday as until now. The party’s leader Vladimir Voronin Friday said the PCRM decided to take a break until May 1, when the Civil Congress will be staged in the Great National Assembly Square, Info-Prim Neo reports. “We have a serious question – What will we do further and what will happen to the country and the people? We decided that on May 1 we will hold the Civil Congress in the Great National Assembly Square. We will observe the Easter holidays and then prepare for the Civil Congress. With good organization and discipline, we will be able to win. We call you to discipline and order. We should not be afraid,” Vladimir Voronin told the sympathizers of the PCRM. He also said that today is a black day as the Alliance for European Integration committed a crime against the people. He stressed that the alliance elected the President because they are afraid of early parliamentary elections. “They have nothing besides the animal instinct that mobilized them to vote. They do not have wisdom,” said Vladimir Voronin. “We swear we will not cede Moldova and will not give up this fight. Only together will we ensure Moldova’s prosperity,” said Vladimir Voronin, adding that the current Parliament is illegitimate and it elected an illegitimate President. The new President of Moldova Nicolae Timofti, was elected by 62 votes of MP.