Romanian election body rejects candidacy of far-right populist Calin Georgescu in presidential redo
- Romania has barred Călin Georgescu from running in the presidential election due to over 1,000 challenges related to his anti-democratic views.
- Georgescu's candidacy can still be appealed at the Constitutional Court, indicating the potential for further political actions.
- The recent decision follows heightened political turmoil after President Klaus Iohannis announced his resignation amid pressure ahead of the election re-run.
- This situation may lead to increased protests in Romania, worsening the existing political crisis.
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Romania’s Future at Stake: Georgescu’s Battle Against the System
On Sunday it became known that the Romanian Central Electoral Commission (CEC) rejected the candidacy of the presidential candidate Călin Georgescu in a vote of 10 to 4 on the grounds that he does not meet the legal conditions to be a candidate in a decision against which an appeal to the Constitutional Court is possible. The CEC explained in a later document that the reason for the rejection of Georgescu’s candidacy was based on the decision of…
Disqualification of ultranationalist candidate: Romania creates a martyr
In Romania there are strong signs of Russian support for far-right circles, but no sound evidence. However, such a serious intervention as the exclusion of a candidate from the election must be beyond all doubt.
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