The leader of the Communist Party (PCRM) Vladimir Voronin would accept a partnership in Parliament with the Liberal Democratic Party (PLDM) in order to vote in the head of state. He would like the two parties to constitute the government, but is against the formation of an institutionalized coalition between them. The Communist leader made related statements in the meeting of the Chisinau Press Club held last weekend, Info-Prim Neo reports. Asked to say how the PCRM may return to power following his call to the Alliance for European Integration to resign and cede the administration to the Communists, given that the party does not have enough seats of MP to elect the head of state, Vladimir Voronin described two possible scenarios. The first is to hold new early legislative elections. “We had been in a similar situation earlier. If you remember, in 2000 we managed to obtain the resignation of the government. We scored a decisive victory in the new parliamentary elections. This scenario may repeat,” said Voronin. The second scenario envisions cooperation with the Liberal Democratic Party (PLDM) outside an institutionalized alliance. “In order to overcome the crisis and elect a politically unaffiliated head of state, we can add the 42 and 32 votes {(the seats of the PCRM and the PLDM in Parliament – e.n.)}, which is a constitutional majority. Even if the Communist Party has never formed an alliance, this time it is ready to discuss this problem so as not to throw society into parliamentary elections,” said Vladimir Voronin. He also said that this scenario does not impose additional obligations on the parliamentary parties towards each other. “We did not say and will not say the word “coalition” or “bloc”. This is a way out of the political crisis,” he stated. Vladimir Voronin stated that the government can be formed by the two parties according to the principle of professionalism, not proportionality.