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George Simion Says He Is "the Madman Who Still Supports Calin Georgescu

Summary by Digi 24
President AUR, George Simion, says he will continue to support Călin Georgescu, convincing himself that the files of the former presidential candidate are "political, eminent instruments by those who hold the keys to certain institutions." He denies that he supports Georgescu from opportunism.

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George Simion states that he will continue to support Călin Georgescu, the leader of the Alliance for Romanian Union, by convincing himself that the files of the former presidential candidate are "politics."I don't trust some state institutions. I think the system is rotten, I think many things don't work right in our country and just...

·Romania
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President AUR, George Simion, says he will continue to support Călin Georgescu, convincing himself that the files of the former presidential candidate are "political, eminent instruments by those who hold the keys to certain institutions." He denies that he supports Georgescu from opportunism.

·Bucharest, Romania
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President AUR, George Simion, said on Tuesday evening on TVR 1, that Calin Georgescu's files would be political, stating that "the system is rotten. However, he asked what the former candidate for...

President AUR, George Simion, said Tuesday evening that he will continue to support Călin Georgescu, even using the phrase "the madman who still supports him." The leader AUR once again argued that the files of the former presidential candidate are political and said that Georgescu must be released. The statement was made at [...]

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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