Nicușor Dan Would Be Making Primer Nominations Until One of Them Is Invested. The President Completely Excludes Early Elections (Sources)
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Without a party or majority, the Romanian president, Nicusor Dan, sees the failure of a second candidate at the head of the government. For the time being, he is running out of early legislatures, which could benefit the far right.
Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, said on Thursday, after the Government of Siegfried Mureșan fell to vote in Parliament, that it will convene the parties for consultations on Monday, following the same afternoon to nominate a new proposal by the Prime Minister.
President Nicușor Dan does not intend to dissolve Parliament if the Government proposed by Siegfried Mureșan does not get the vote of confidence and would resume consultations with parliamentary parties, according to political sources quoted by Antena 3 CNN. Article Nicușor Dan would make primer nominations until one of them is invested. The President totally excludes early elections (sources) appears first on Romania TV.
The government crisis is prolonged, after the Muresan government has not had any luck in Parliament. Being the second designation that was put to the vote – the third, with Eugen Tomac, who withdrew before asking for Parliament's confidence, the head of state can even give up the designations, [...] The post Nicusor Dan does not believe in anticipation and wants to designate another prime minister appeared first on the investigative newspaper.
Nicușor Dan is preparing for a new prime minister's nomination, after Siegfried Mureșan's cabinet did not get the necessary votes in Parliament. Two names are passed before Monday's consultations.
RADIO ROMANIA CURRENT (1 October) – Director: Cristian Bâcãin – New political consultations at the Palazzo Cotroceni will take place in a few days, months, followed immediately, in the same afternoon, by a fourth prime minister's appointment. The decision was announced by President Nicusor Dan, after the Muresan cabinet did not pass the parliament's vote. Although it is [...]
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