MP Vladimir Bolea said the two parliamentary groups formed by the components of the electoral bloc ACUM will have 14 and, respectively, 12 members. The announcement was made in the talk show “Analytical reflector” on Accent TV channel, IPN reports.

The MP noted nothing has changed in ACUM’s perception as regards the credibility towards the Party of Socialists and the Democratic Party so that the bloc could change its rhetoric and start direct negotiations with these. There is no pre-electoral and post-electoral rhetoric as when one says a truth, this is permanently the same.

“Our current deeds are nothing but a method by which we try, based on the parliamentary platform, to start discussions with political players from the legislature, who underscored that the prosperity of the Republic of Moldova is their only interest. However, for this country to prosper, we need the rule of law that is now fully absent,” stated Vladimir Bolea. He noted the bloc offered to form a minority government and the discussions will be held on the parliamentary platform.

The Party of Socialist’s jurist Fadei Nagachevski said he hopes the discussions initiated by President Igor Dodon with the leaders of the parliamentary parties are a start for the eventual talks between parties. In politics, there is a negotiation formula when someone imposes impossible conditions so that these could be cut at the talks. “I don’t know how sincere the bloc ACUM is and if this is really ready to negotiate,” stated Fadei Nagachevski.

Ex-MP Valeriu Ghiletski said the scenario proposed by ACUM as regards the candidates for Prime Minister and Parliament Speaker is not real as this implies talks with other parties. Any political struggle should ultimately end with an armistice. Power is needed to help the country escape from captivity, as the bloc ACUM asserts. By political statements, no one will free the country from captivity.