There are two Communist parties in Moldova, Andrei Strambeanu

“There are persons in the Alliance for European Integration that are its enemies. There are two Communist parties in Moldova: one has the hammer and sickle as symbols, while the other one has other symbols, but is identical to Voronin’s party from the leader to the lowest ranks - its members are arrogant, thirsty for power and convinced that only they are right,” writer Andrei Strambeanu said in Prime TV’s program “Replica”, which centered on the relations between the member parties of the AEI on the one hand and between the alliance and the Communist Party on the other hand, especially as regards the election of the head of state. In the same program, Former Minister of Defense and ex-Ambassador to Benelux Victor Gaiciuc said the Communist Party exceeded even the dogmas of Marx. A compromise must be reached at negotiations and the PCRM and the AEI should abandon certain conditions,” Gaiciuc said, asking himself what kind of alliance is this when the leader do not communicate between them. Mihai Godea, the leader of the Democratic Action Party, said the current political crisis was generated by the irresponsibility of the entire political class. He stated that Prime Minister Vlad said a colleague of his from the Alliance does not know how a country is governed. He asked if the Premier knows how to do it if he rules only through PR tactics. The leader of the National Liberal Party Vitalia Pavlichenko said there is no communication between the members of the AEI, stressing some of its leaders are very arrogant. She stated that the Liberal Democratic Party refuses to vote for the AEI’s candidate for the presidency in accordance with the agreement to form the alliance even if its leader was voted in as Premier in compliance with this accord. She also said that a coalition between the PLDM and PCRM is possible, but it would be disastrous for Moldova and would seriously disappoint the young people who took to the streets in April 2009.