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Siegfried Mureşan Gives the Signal Before the Appointment of a New Prime Minister: "The PSD Desire Is to Control the Government without Assuming Responsibility for Government"

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The MEP Siegfried Mureşan, a former Prime Minister whose Government failed to vote in Parliament last week, launched a new PSD address. He accuses the Social Democrats of wanting to control the government, without assuming responsibility for the government. [...]
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Siegfried Mureșan accuses the Social Democratic Party of calling for the formation of the Government without actually wanting to assume responsibility at a difficult time. The European Liberal Party claims that social-democrats rather pursue access to resources and avoid political accountability. "PSD demands government because it knows it will not receive it. Sorin Grindeanu insists that he is ready to be prime minister, [...]

The MEP Siegfried Mureșan, who has been appointed prime minister whose Government has not received Parliament's vote of confidence, is launching new criticisms of PSD and party leader Sorin Grindeanu.

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The MEP Siegfried Mureşan, a former Prime Minister whose Government failed to vote in Parliament last week, launched a new PSD address. He accuses the Social Democrats of wanting to control the government, without assuming responsibility for the government. [...]

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The MEP Siegfried Mureșan argues that, as far as the Social Democratic Party is concerned, "reality is always on the back of what they claim. "The former prime minister asks whether "they know more than we know about the appointment of the future prime minister?

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Mediafax broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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