Such an approach is considered to be wrong even in connection with western developed countries, not to mention our republic, which suffered all the shocks of perestroika and post-perestroika periods. Today we do not have domestic resources, but still we have to think of socialism return. Of course, we do not need totalitarianism, dictatorship, repressions and one-party system. We need socially oriented state. We need the state in which there will be no dramatic differences between poor majority and rich minority, in which socially disabled strata of society- retired people, employees of a government-financed organizations, war and labor veterans, Pridnestrovian defenders, orphans, large families, single old people, disabled people, students and pupils- will be protected. If Pridnestrovie follows these terms, it will survive and develop,” stressed Dmirtriy Soin.