Why the Formation of a Government with Full Powers in Romania Is Delayed
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"I am over a hundred and sixteen days since Romania is without a government with full powers and the political class rather simulates concern rather than real action. A hundred and a few days is a record and, unlike other Romanian records, this really does not deserve to be celebrated. Economist Lucian Croitoru, advisor on political issues [...]
The Bolojan government was dismissed by the PSD-AUR censorship motion on 5 May 2026, with 281 votes for. President Nicușor Dan appointed Eugen Tomac first on 4 June, almost a month later; Tomac withdrew before the nomination vote. On 14 June, the president appointed Adrian Vătea; his government [...] Article Why the formation of a government with full powers in Romania is delayed appears first in the Contributors.
Author: Lucian Croitoru, Article taken from luciancroitoru.ro The Bolojan government was dismissed by the Censorship Motion PSD-AUR [...] The post Why delay the formation of a government with full powers in Romania <i>(Lucian Croitoru)</i> appeared first on Financial Intelligence.
Parliament returns Tuesday, September 1, in ordinary session, but without having solved the main problem of the summer: Romania does not yet have a Government with full powers.
Parliament re-enters, on 1 September, in ordinary session, with the appointment of a new prime minister as the head of the list on the agenda. For more than 130 days, Romania has at its top a government resigned.
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