Ilie Bolojan believes that Romanians believe the president has greater powers because of the candidates campaigning for the position of prime minister - HotNews.ro

The ceremony in Carol I Park will be attended by interim President Ilie Bolojan, as well as Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu. According to a press release from the Ministry of National Defense, every year, on April 23, Land Forces Day is celebrated, the same day as the feast of the Holy Great Martyr George, the Bearer of Victory, the spiritual patron and protector of the soldiers in these forces. On this occasion, the General Staff of the Land Forc…

The perception of the role of the Romanian president is often distorted by electoral campaigns and public expectations, argues interim president Ilie Bolojan. In a fragile political and economic context, Bolojan draws attention to the fact that the country's stability depends on real collaboration between the president, the government and the parliament. Without this collaboration, Romania risks missing major development opportunities and even f…

Interim President Ilie Bolojan believes that, in the perception of Romanians, the president has greater powers than those conferred by the Constitution, and this

Since the topic is not even in the running category here, we would like to mention that the repeated first round of the presidential election will be held in Romania next Sunday. (The second round, if nothing happens, will be on May 18.)

Of the 69 Romanians who ran for Cotroceni from 1990 to 2019 in the eight races, only four managed to win the precious trophy: Ion Iliescu – three times, Traian Băsescu and Klaus Iohannis – twice each, and Emil Constantinescu – once. Their victories were sometimes achieved with great ease: in the first election, Iliescu collected 86% of the votes, winning in the first round; in 2000, he also defeated Vadim Tudor with 67% to 33%; the difference be…

Romania's interim President, Ilie Bolojan, said in an interview for the bihorean that he will vote on Crin Antonescu in the presidential elections on 4 and 18 May, but stressing that every voter has the right to decide freely, without stigmatizing or pressure.