Tudor Chirilă, to Nicușor Dan After the Journalist Ovidiu Vanghele's Ban on Cotroceni: "Miners when You Call Them?" - HotNews.ro

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The artist and activist Tudor Chirilla had, on Wednesday, an extremely critical message to Nicușor Dan, after the president announced that the journalist Ovidiu Vanghele would be forbidden access to the Cotroceni Palace. The announcement was made by the head of state at the end of the conference in the evening, from Cotroceni, when the journalist ...

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Tudor Chirilă l-a atacat dur pe președintele Nicușor Dan, după ce acesta a unțat că jurnalistul Ovidiu Vanghele nu va mai avea accesses la conferințele sale de presă de la Cotroceni, invocând postările făcute de jurnalist pe Facebook.

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Tudor Chirilă launched a tough attack on President Nicușor Dan after the incident at the latest press conference in Cotroceni, where journalist Ovidiu Vanghele was restricted access to the microphone.

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Tudor Chirilla launches an extremely harsh attack on President Nicușor Dan, after the incident with journalist Ovidiu Vanghele, during the press conference at Cotroceni Palace. In a Facebook post, Chirilla accuses the head of state that he tried to silence a journalist who criticized him, violating promises made in [...]

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Artist Tudor Chirilă launched an unbridled attack on President Nicușor Dan after the press conference at the Cotroceni Palace. The soloist accuses the head of state that he has become "the defender of the most corrupt party in Romania and of a "dedication worthy of Viktor Orbán", after announcing that journalist Ovidiu Vanghele will be excluded from future press conferences.

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Tudor Chirilla attacked President Nicușor Dan on Wednesday for banning journalist Ovidiu Vanghele's access to Cotroceni and asked him to apologize. In a Facebook post, the artist accused the head of state of using the prerogatives of the office for a personal revulsion and of abandoning the promises of the electoral campaign. "You became the first pesedist of [...]