Gorghiu, After Bolojan's Decision to Support a Government with PSD Ministers: "Is There Anyone Who Has to Apologize?
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Liberal MP Alina Gorghiu sent a reprimand to the leader and leader of the PNL, Ilie Bolojan, on Wednesday, in the context of the Liberals' decision to support the government that the prime minister, Luca Niculescu, will propose to Parliament. Alina Gorghiu wonders if it would not have been better for the PNL to be voted on...
Congressman Lucian Bode, who is in the anti-Bolojan camp of the PNL, regrets that the liberals will not be in government in Luca Niculescu's cabinet, whose chances of investing seem ever greater. Bode commented and the possible composition of the future government, noting that he has not remembered in Adrian Nastase's time as a cabinet, whether this and the project stage, to have had so many ministers from one party, respectively PSD. Article Re…
MP PNL Alina Gorghiu attacks the PNL leadership for the adopted strategy, recalling that the liberals who were in favour of a government led by Adrian Vètea were almost excluded from the party, while PNL is now willing to support a PSD government led by Luca Niculescu.
In June, the Liberals who voted for the Vătea government, with PSD in government, were threatened with exclusion. Now PNL votes for the Niculescu government, with PSD ministers. Alina Gorghiu asks: "Who was wrong?
Liberal MP Alina Gorghiu launched, on Wednesday, a few "verbal arrows to the President of the Liberal National Party, after the Liberals announced that they would support Luca Niculescu's government by voting in Parliament.
MP PNL Alina Gorghiu criticizes the almost six months of political crisis, marked, in her opinion, by blockades, prides and conflicts, and questions the decisions of liberals regarding the entry into government or the passage into opposition. This draws attention to the fact that the effects of the crisis will continue to be felt, even if, in the end, Romania will have a new Government.
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