Ilie Bolojan: The PSD Leadership Would Like a "Puppet-Type" Prime Minister. The Blame for the Crisis Lies in Their Court

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To say who is the prime minister of this coalition and what are their solutions, is the message transmitted by the Prime Minister of Romania, Ilie Bolojan, on Thursday evening, to the Social-Democrat Party (PSD), on the basis of the motion of censure common to the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR).

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For Ilie Bolojan there are two plausible scenarios at this time, if the motion of censure will pass: the first, a government without PSD, the second, to pass in opposition, where to build a pole of modernization. Ilie Bolojan, Prime Minister: Responsibility for this crisis is in the court of the Social Democratic Party, in the court of this leadership that is actually trying to save itself by what they are doing now. We are responsible people an…

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Ilie Bolojan accuses PSD of "breakdown of trust" and closes the door to any coalition Political tensions reach a new level, after the leaders of the National Liberal Party reacted harshly to the PSD's decision to support the motion of censure alongside the Alliance for the Unification of Romanians. In a firm statement, Ilie Bolojan conveyed that the rupture between PNL and PSD is total, and future collaboration becomes impossible under the curre…

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The current political and governmental crisis is caused by the PSD, and the situation is not in the country's interest, says Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan on the day that the Censorship motion initiated by AUR and PSD and signed by parliamentarians from the PACE group – First Romania, from POT or [...]

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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, president of the National Liberal Party, declared on Wednesday that the responsibility for the current government crisis lies "in the PSD's court". He emphasizes that people in the PSD leadership would like a puppet prime minister, while others "would screw up the government", writes Agerpres.