PPCD: Members of parliamentary parties have old mentality

The April 7 tragedy should never repeat. The logic of destruction resides in the fact that the members of the parliamentary parties have old, Soviet mentality, members of the Christian Democratic People’s Party (PPCD) said at a new conference held in front of the Parliament’s building on July 27, Info-Prim Neo reports. “We should not treat the parties as good and bad as they all are composed of people of this country. The MPs have an old, Soviet mentality that hinders the cooperation between the parties” said Victor Ciuru, a candidate on behalf of the PPCD. “The politicians should not use hatred as ideology and as attitude towards the others. In a democracy, the ruling party and the Opposition parties must avoid hostility and disputes,” said the candidates of the PPCD, whose electoral list is topped by members of its young wind. In reply to the ‘old mentality’ argument, the members of the parliamentary Opposition invoked the ‘betrayal’ argument. “Iurie Rosca betrayed his voters for money and posts. Unlike the PPCD, the AMN has never let its voters down,” said Serafim Urechenu, the leader of the Moldova Noastra Alliance. “The quality of the betrayal does not depend on age. The PPCD should realize it. In addition, this party turned from a party of reformation into a party of national betrayal,” said Vitalie Nagacevschi, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party. The Liberal Party has not commented on the statements of the PPCD members.