Nicușor Dan Banned Journalist Ovidiu Vanghele From Attending Press Conferences in Cotroceni in the Future
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Romania's president, Nicușor Dan, explained Thursday the reasons why journalist Ovidiu Vanghele was banned from access to the Cotroceni Palace. The head of state invoked respect for the dignity of the person and public office, as well as the fight against verbal violence in public space. He stated that the decision does not seek to limit freedom of expression or censorship of political opinions, showing that citizens have democratic means of con…
Nikushur Dan referred to the insults that journalist Ovidiu Vangele allegedly inflicted on him on social networks.
The President of Romania defends his decisions on governance and justice, invoking the limits of presidential power. At the end of the press conference, he forbids a journalist to participate.
President Nicousor Dan told journalist Ovidiu Vanghele that he was no longer allowed at the Cotroceni Palace, showing that, in view of the insults he had brought him, he was willing to stop coming to press conferences, in this mandate, but his colleagues, merciful, jumped over his order.
President Nicușor Dan announced to journalist Ovidiu Vanghele that he would withdraw access to the Cotroceni Palace "in this mandate" because of "the insults that he would have brought to him. The president of the Cotroceni Palace ...
The journalist banned by President Nicușor Dan at Cotroceni has 24 years of experience in the press and is the author of several impact investigations in the Romanian press. According to a biographer published on the page Ratiuforum, Ovidiu Vanghele began his career in 2002 working for the mediafax press agency, before joining the ...
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