MAE, reaction after Bloomberg wrote that the Trump Administration is pressuring not to ban Călin Georgescu's candidacy

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The Donald Trump administration is pressuring Romanian authorities not to block Călin Georgescu from participating in the presidential elections on May 4, Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the discussions. The revelation comes two days after...

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The pressure was exerted by American officials, in private meetings with their Romanian counterparts in recent days, writes Bloomberg. The information appears just a few days after Vice President JD Vance's harsh criticism of Romania, on…

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reacted publicly after the well-known American news agency Bloomberg wrote that the Donald Trump administration would pressure not to ban Călin Georgescu's candidacy in the presidential elections. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that in bilateral interactions with officials from Washington there were no […]

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Romanian authorities are under intense pressure from the administration of US President Donald Trump to guarantee the unhindered continuation of Călin Georgescu's electoral campaign for the presidential elections in May, writes the publication Blomberg on Tuesday, which qualifies Georgescu as a far-right candidate. The article Bombshell revelations! US forces Romania to let Călin Georgescu run again! Bloomberg: "Romanian authorities are under in…

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The administration of US President Donald Trump is pressuring Romanian authorities not to prevent Călin Georgescu from running in the 2025 presidential elections.

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Romanian authorities are facing intense pressure from President Donald Trump's administration to allow far-right candidate Călin Georgescu to run in the presidential elections that will be resumed in May 2025, writes Bloomberg.