Dominic Fritz: USR Will Not Vote Luca Niculescu Government if It Includes PSD Ministers. What Does It Say About a Technocratic Cabinet
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President USR Dominic Fritz told Digi24 that his party would not vote for the government led by Luca Niculescu if PSD were to be represented by ministers in the cabinet or if the decisions of a technocratic government would be blocked by a majority AUR-PSD, in which case the government would have put "in the window, to throw people away ...
USR President Dominic Fritz told Digi24 that his party will not vote for Luca Niculescu's government if it includes PSD ministers. As for a technocratic cabinet, he says that there is a risk that it will "be put in the window, to throw people with tomatoes and eggs into them."
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Negotiations for the new Government broke the PNL-USR alliance, according to Reality Plus. While Elijah Bolojan announced that he could vote a PSD government, Dominic Fritz expressed his strong position not to support, in any case, such a formula. Moreover, tensions on this issue exist even at the PNL summit: the party's heavy leaders disagree with the flexibility of the vote, after PNL adopted several resolutions and announced publicly that it …
According to Fritz, in the case of an expert government, there is a possibility that it will just be put on display, with people throwing tomatoes and eggs at it.
USR President Dominic Fritz told Digi24 on Tuesday evening that his party will not vote for Luca Niculescu's government if it includes PSD ministers. "As things now show, I honestly tell you that no...
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