Sorin Grindeanu's Reaction After Luca Niculescu's Nomination: Does Not Take Into Account the Party that Won the Elections
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Sorin Grindeanu wrote on Facebook, after Luca Niculescu's appointment as prime minister, that Nicușor Dan "continues to challenge parliamentary mathematics, referring to the fact that PSD has won parliamentary elections and should have given this party the prime minister. Also, the social-democratic leader announces that a meeting of the Permanent National Bureau will be held on Tuesday to discuss the president's proposal.
Sorin Grindeanu reacted immediately after the announcement of President Nicușor Dan regarding his new proposal for the office of prime minister – Luca Niculescu. Shortly after President Nicușor Dan announced Monday evening that he is appointing Luca Niculescu, secretary of state in the MAE, to form the Government, Chief PSD Sorin Grideanu came with a ...
The PSD leader, Sorin Grindeanu, had a hard reaction after the president announced the appointment of diplomat Lucian Niculescu as Prime Minister. The Social Democrat considers the decision to be "a new challenge" and claims that Romania is again pushed towards a form of government without direct political legitimacy.
The PSD leader, Sorin Grindeanu, reacted after President Nicușor Dan appointed Luca Niculescu as prime minister. Article Sorin Grindeanu: The new prime minister's nomination continues to challenge parliamentary mathematics. PSD will not participate and will not give votes in white for a political construction that signifies a new political adventure.
Sorin Grindeanu attacks Nicușor Dan's new appointment – Luca Niculescu – for the role of Premier. "The new Prime Minister's nomination continues to challenge parliamentary mathematics," the PSD leader wrote on Facebook, adding that "PSD will not participate and will not give votes in white for a construction that means a new [...]
President Nicușor Dan appointed Luca Niculescu as Prime Minister of Romania, a well-known name in both diplomacy, journalism and international relations.
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