UDMR Leader Announces that He Spoke to Luca Niculescu: "We Have only One Red Line - HotNews.ro
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UDMR President Kelemen Hunor announced on Tuesday, 6 October, that he had spoken to the Prime Minister appointed Luca Niculescu on the phone and expressed his confidence that he could form a parliamentary majority. UDMR Leader said, however, that the future government should not depend on the votes of the AUR and SOS Romania.
Kelemen Hunor announced Tuesday that he had a first talk with the prime minister appointed Luca Niculescu and that he trusts that he will be able to form a parliamentary majority to pass the Government. "This morning I spoke on the phone with the new prime minister, Luca Niculescu. As a diplomat, he was involved throughout his career, so ...
President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, says that the parties must reach a compromise so that the Luca Niculescu government can pass Parliament's vote and says that, otherwise, "the country enters into a blockade, he stating that he has already had a telephone conversation with the appointed prime minister, but from which he has not learned whether he will propose political ministers [...] Article Kelemen Hunor: The parties must reach a compromise in ord…
Kelemen Hunor confirmed on Tuesday his first talk with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, expressing his optimism that a parliamentary majority will form for the investment of the new Executive. However, the UDMR leader wanted to convey to him the red lines of his group
The President of the UDMR announced that his group was prepared to support the formation of a fully-fledged Government, considering that Romania urgently needed stability in the context of economic difficulties. However, Kelemen Hunor had established a firm condition: the new Executive must not depend on the votes of the AUR and SOS.
President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, announced on Tuesday that he had spoken for the first time with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, pointing out that he trusted that a parliamentary majority would coagulate to invest the Government.
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