The Bloc’s leaders delivered motivating messages to the citizens, stressing that the Republic of Moldova needs unity, tangible results, and justice for all.
✅ Ion Ceban: “Moldova’s best days are yet to come”
Ion Ceban, one of the leaders of the ALTERNATIVE Electoral Bloc, highlighted the contrast between the government’s promises and the results delivered in Chișinău.
“For many politicians, promises are just slogans. For us, they are responsibility. In Chișinău, we turned disgrace into paved, lit, and civilized streets,” Ceban declared.
He pointed to investments in renovated schools, modernized hospitals, infrastructure, and social services, while also underlining the problems created by the current government: chain price increases, massive migration, and growing debt.
✅ Alexandr Stoianoglo: “Justice and fairness must become the rule for every citizen”
One of the Bloc’s leaders Alexandr Stoianoglo stressed the need for fair and just governance. He emphasized that the division and abuses of the current authorities must stop, and society needs unity and trust in institutions.
“No dictatorial regime has ever resisted a united people. I believe in Moldova and in the people of this country — hardworking, honest, and kind. On September 28, vote for the ALTERNATIVE Bloc!”
✅ Ion Chicu: “Only united and consolidated can we build the future”
“Four diverse and strong teams offer an example of cooperation. People now have an ALTERNATIVE to the incompetence, irresponsibility, and division of the last four years. We have ALTERNATIVE!”
Chicu thanked the local teams for their daily efforts to convince citizens and stressed that Moldova can only be built through mutual respect and unity.
✅ Mark Tkaciuk: “Moldova must become the homeland of justice”
In his speech, Mark Tkaciuk spoke about justice as the foundation of a healthy society:
“Justice is like the air we breathe — invisible, yet felt. The country must breathe again with full strength. Moldova must become the homeland of justice.”
Tkaciuk emphasized that the political alternative must not only exist but prevail, in order to restore balance and trust in the country.
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