PSD Will Propose Three Solutions to Nicușor Dan. With What Mandate Social Democrats Go to Consultations at Cotroceni
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The former President of Romania, Traian Basescu, spoke about the consultations scheduled for Thursday at the Cotroceni Palace, saying that the safest option for the formation of an Executive would be the appointment of Sorin Grindeanu. However, Basescu drew attention to the political cost that President Dan will bear in the case of this nomination. Article Traian Basescu, before the consultations at Cotroceni: The safest solution is Sorin Grinde…
President Nicușor Dan could designate the prime minister to lead a new government with full powers, after more than four months in which Elijah Bolojan led the country at the head of an interim cabinet. Party leaders expect to be convened today for official consultations at the Cotroceni Palace. However, the parties go to discussions with divergent positions and without a clear majority.
Senator PSD Daniel Zamfir said, on Tuesday, that PSD will go to Cotroceni with the Sorin Grindeanu Prime Minister proposal, or a minority PSD government, or a government around PSD. On the version of an independent prime minister, the senator said that it was a bit breathy.
Former Romanian President Traian Basescu claims that Sorin Grindeanu would represent "the safest solution for the prime minister's office, in the context of Nicușor Dan's Thursday consultations with parliamentary parties to nominate a candidate for the government's leadership. Traian Basescu says that President Nicușor Dan has two main options for [...]
PSD will not vote any independent prime minister, even if it would be proposed to be part of the GovernmentPSD will not vote any independent prime minister, even if it would be proposed to be part of the Government, political sources have said. According to our information, social-democracies will go to consultations at Cotroceni...More...
A variant on President Nicușor Dan's table tomorrow is PSD's proposal, Grindeanu premier
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