Guvernul Niculescu Ajunge Marţi La Votul De Învestitură, Cu Sprijinul PNL şI UDMR, Dar şI Cu Disidenţe Interne • Newsweek România
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“Romania has no more time to waste” - with these words, diplomat Luca Niculescu addressed Romanian deputies and senators before the vote of confidence on his proposed cabinet. He said that he accepted the mandate as an independent candidate for prime minister to help the country get out of the prolonged political crisis. This is reported by Digi 24 TV, BTA reports. “We can put an end to a five-month period of interim government and political de…
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said on Tuesday, in Parliament's plenary for the investiture vote, that Romania no longer has time to lose, showing that in the five months of political blockade "the world has changed rapidly, while in Bucharest the important talks have been on the spot.
On 20 October, Romanian deputies and senators vote for the inauguration of a new candidate for the post of Prime Minister: the diplomat and former journalist of RFI Romania, Luca Niculescu. Since the fall of the government in May, three other candidates have already been nominated by President Nicusor Dan. All failed to obtain the support of Parliament, but none had yet obtained as many guarantees before the vote.
Romania's parliament will vote on Tuesday on the government proposed by pro-European Prime Minister-designate Luca Niculescu, hoping to end months of political deadlock.
Ilie Bolojan and the Liberal National Party (PNL) are trying to sabotage the government led by Luca Niculescu! Liberals are revolting about the situation in which the party is located and especially that now they must give a vote for the Niculescu government, although they have not voted for the government of Liberal Văa. Political sources mention that more members will not grant a vote for the new government to invest even today.
The composition of the cabinet led by the Prime Minister, Luca Niculescu, and the governance program will be subject to the Parliament's nomination vote, in a joint meeting of the two Chambers scheduled for Tuesday, starting at 2:00 p.m. A favorable vote will mean the end of a prolonged political crisis, in which Romania did not have a full-fledged government ...
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