US EditionLudovic Orban's Departure From the Presidency, Explained by nicuşor Dan: "Soap Operas Still Happen"
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The USR candidate at the Capital Prime Minister Cátálin Drúlá argues that he had nothing to do with the release of Ludovic Orban's presidential adviser, claiming that he would not allow him to ask President nicushor Dan for this. The other is that Orban will return to PNL through the merger between his party, the Force of Justice, with PNL and that he will announce his support for Ciprian Ciucu.
The former presidential councillor Ludovic Orban responded to the president's public response, partly acknowledging some critics, but also explaining the reasons behind his resignation. Orban launched allegations at the PSD address and spoke about the president's role in politics, at the heart of the tensions of the Presidency Administration. The tensions between Ludovic Orban and the Romanian Presidents reached a [...]
President Nicușor Dan commented on Friday on the departure of presidential advisor Ludovic Orban, saying that sometimes "soap operas" appear in politics. He explained that if an advisor repeatedly expresses opinions contrary to those of the dignitary, the latter must politely but firmly inform him that they can no longer collaborate. In his opinion, it would have been normal for the advisor to resign and the separation to be communicated publicl…
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