Romania: Socialists' Leader Marcel Ciolacu Resigns, Turmoil in PSD

Marcel Ciolacu announced today his resignation from the PSD headquarters by posting on the channel or from Social Media through which he transmitted many of his colleagues. "Today I have made a difficult step, but necessary: I've finished...

Ciolacu resigned from the head of the coalition government after the candidate who led this coalition, Crin Antonescu, ended third in the first round of presidential elections.

Marcel Ciolacu resigned on March, as president of the PSD, as part of the National Political Council for Training. He sent a message that he had been a success, but also since he certainly made a mistake, but never wanted to hurt the country and that the future of this party is in the hands of those who truly believe in the values of solidarity, equity and social justice and who need to be encouraged and supported with all their strength. "I cho…

The leader of the Romanian Social Democrats, Marcel Ciolacu, resigns after the electoral debacle in the presidential Europe, the economy and the fear of authoritarianism mobilized the vote in the victory of Dan in Romania

Marcel Ciolacu, the president of the Romanian Social Democratic Party (PSD) and former prime minister, resigned from his position after a series of electoral failures.

Sorin Grindeanu took over the PSD presidency after Marcel Ciolacu resigned. The former prime minister led the party for the past 7 years.