The President of Romania Refused to Hold Early Parliamentary Elections
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Cristian Tudor Popescu (CTP) criticizes Nicușor Dan after statements about early elections and claims that statements about the position of foreign investors raise questions about the sovereignty of Romania's political decisions. Article CTP reacts to Nicușor Dan's statements about early elections: "The EU would never undertake such a mix in the country's internal affairs.
The President of Romania, Nikushor Dan, said that the country could not afford early parliamentary elections because of problems with the State budget and the risk of loss of financing from investors. Nixhosor Dan explained that Bucharest risked losing credit from banks and foundations that ensured the country ' s day-to-day operations. He said that investors had sent a clear message against the dissolution of Parliament, conveyed to RIA Ne…
President Nicușor Dan rejects the idea of early elections, which he says, although "theoretical sounds very good," he would create in practice a period of about five months in which an interim government could not make the budgetary correction. The head of state says that Romania does not allow itself to destabilize its financial flows and states that the message received from investors was clear: "no early elections. No Dan warns that, after th…
Last night, Romanians took part in Nicușor Dan's, perhaps, the most serious statement made in the official framework of some president, who puts Romania in a embarrassing position, of the colony, but not even of the great powers,...
CTP takes Nicușor Dan hard after saying that investors will not anticipate in Romania Journalist Cristian Tudor Popescu criticizes Romanian President Nicușor Dan. CTP says that Dan invokes an interference of business people from outside the country to justify his desire not to organize election...More ...
Cristian Tudor Popescu launches a new attack on President Nicușor Dan, after the state chief's statements about the early elections and the messages he says he received from foreign investors and financial institutions. The gazetteer wonders whether Romania's domestic policy has come to be influenced from abroad and claims that the president's statement [...]
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