Ever since Tuesday, when the minority government made
I believe Romania needs a stable government, and from
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The Social-Democrats’ option is shared by another
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We have no reasons to support a Liberal minority
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The Liberals, however, have chosen to nominate Florin
<\/p>\n They left Romania without a government at a time when they should think about
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Amidst this political chaos, president Klaus Iohannis
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We need to find a way out of this crisis, because the
The head of state said early elections are nearly
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\nup of PNL and UDRM and led by Liberal Florin C\u00ee\u021bu was ousted following a
\nno-confidence vote in Parliament, pundits have expected parliamentary parties
\nto push their agendas, divergent as they may seem, which will hinder the
\ncreation of a new coalition that would survive an investiture vote. And they
\nwere right to do so. The Social-Democratic Party in opposition, the party that
\ntabled the no-confidence motion, said it would not support a Liberal minority government
\nand says snap elections are the best solution. Social-Democrat president Marcel
\nCiolacu.<\/span><\/p>\n
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\nwhere we stand, there is only one option: early elections. Until then, we need
\na technocratic government.<\/p>\n
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\nopposition party, the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR). The USR-PLUS
\nalliance, which until September was a junior partner in the ruling coalition,
\ndespite firmly opposing Prime Minister Florin C\u00ee\u021bu, voted to oust him, and now
\nwants the ruling coalition to be restored, and a Cabinet led by a new prime minister.
\nUSR-PLUS president, Dacian Ciolo\u015f: <\/p>\n
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\ngovernment, when we can support a joint government with the Liberals. Each party
\nappoints its own ministers, as we’ve done so far, but if the Liberals want to
\nnominate Florin C\u00ee\u0163u as minister, then so be it, but we will oppose any
\ndecision to nominate him as prime minister. <\/p>\n
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\nC\u00ee\u021bu! Besides, according to Dan V\u00eelceanu, a former finance minister in the
\noutgoing cabinet, the coalition with USR-PLUS can be remade, although he named
\na number of conditions:<\/p>\n
\nthe people more and less about political gain. I want this crisis to be over as
\nquickly as possible, but this will depend on how quickly they realize they’ve
\nmade a mistake and that Florin C\u00ee\u0163u is the president of the Liberal Party. You
\ncan’t demand terms to a party that grabbed double your votes in the last
\nelection. <\/p>\n
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\nwill have the final say. The president however expressed skepticism about finding
\na way out of this deadlock:<\/p>\n
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\nGovernment fell victim to its own vanity. The constitutional procedure is quite
\nclear. I will invite parliamentary parties to consultations and together with
\nthose who are more mature and responsible, we will find a way out of this
\ncrisis. <\/p>\n
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\nimpossible to be organized in the near future, given the pandemic and the
\nsoaring energy prices. (VP)<\/p>\n