Far-right front-runner in Romania’s annulled presidential race files his candidacy in the rerun
- Calin Georgescu, a Romanian far-right populist, filed his candidacy for a rerun of Romania's presidential election amid controversy and uncertainty about his eligibility.
- Romania's Constitutional Court annulled the election results due to allegations of Russian interference, which Moscow denies.
- Georgescu is under criminal investigation for multiple counts, including incitement and false declarations, and faces uncertainty about his candidacy.
- Nicusor Dan, an independent candidate, also filed for the election, while Georgescu's supporters claim any attempt to block his candidacy would be challenged.
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