The Party “Moldova’s Patriots” presented its program for the snap parliamentary elections of July 11. The program envisions the holding of a referendum on Moldova’s entry into the Russian Federation as a separate federal subject by keeping the status of republic. The party runs in elections with the emblem “RF”, which means “Referendum”.
In a news conference at IPN, the president of “Moldova’s Patriots” Mihail Garbuz said the party decided to compete in the snap parliamentary elections of July 1 after analyzing the political and economic situation in the country and the pre-electoral programs of parties. Their electoral program is essentially different from all the other programs.
This way, by the proposed referendum, for the first time in the history of the Republic of Moldova, the Moldovan voters will determine the further development path of the country. The advantages of this referendum are: territorial integrity of Moldova, including the reunification of the left and right banks of the Nistru, protection of the Orthodox values, keeping of the Moldova language, identify and multinational history, the possibility of authorizing Russian tariffs for energy resources, access to a huge economic market without borders, taxes, quotas and restrictions, and all the privileges existing in the Russian Federation, starting with the maternal capital and ending with different social advantages.
The party’s leader addressed the persons who realize that Russia is a brotherly nation for the Republic of Moldova, as Moldova is for Russia, noting that time has come for a big union of the brotherly nations into one state and “Moldova’s Patriots” takes the first step towards thus union. “It’s time to return home,” he stated.
Candidate for MP Artiom Guriev said a number of media outlets published information that the party is for the union with Romania, but this is not true. He demanded that these press reports be refuted. Also, Socialist Bogdan Țîrdea published false information on social media and this should also be refuted or the party will go to court.
Candidate for MP Ludmila Boiadji said that every time there are elections, the voter is in front of a dilemma – either to vote the known electoral symbols, attractive promises and known faces or according to the orientation. Every time, the same people come to Parliament and these do not work for the people, but to enrich themselves.
She noted that Moldova turned into the poorest country in Europe owing to the European influence. Ludmila Boiadji called on the representatives of different ethnic group of Moldova not to be indifferent to the country’s future and to vote for “Moldova’s Patriots”.
