Desire of the politicians to go to a TV station is the choice of everyone, but they do not have to boycott and blame public media institutions. Andrian Candu, President of Parliament, commented on the gesture of Maia Sandu, who officially announced that she would boycott her participation in TV Prime, Publika, Canal 2 and Canal 3.

The reason put forward by PAS, a party that claims to be pro-European, is dissatisfaction with the editorial policy of the four television stations.

"Statements hostile and aggressive against a television, a channel would not be reflected in the voice of politicians. Remember than ethics, ethics, good education. You can not come with aggressive statements, to declare boycott and deny completely participation in a television or another. I do not go on television called Jurnal TV, but do not sit all day to blame or to boycott. and say not in my life and all my colleagues do not go in there, " said Andrian Candu, Parliament Speaker.

At the same time, Andrian Candu said that Parliament's Department of Analysis and Communication will make statistics on the participation of politicians in various programs.

Information will be made public so people can see how things are in access to television.

The head of the legislature said that previously such an assessment was made, which showed that opposition leaders appear more often on television.