The political crisis in Romania is expanding. After Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu resigned, the highest offices in the EU country are currently only managing.
The interim president of Romania, Iliie Bolojan, appointed the Liberal Minister of the Interior Catalin Predoiu on Tuesday after Prime Minister Ciolacu resigned the night before after the debacle of the elections on Sunday. Predoiu will exercise the office for the presidency until after the Runoff election planned for May 18. After the new head of state, the government mandate will then assign the government mandate.
Against the background of the number of protest voters against the political regular parties and the important election profits of the Romanian right-wing populists, both in the canceled presidential elections in late autumn and on Sunday, the country is currently experiencing a political crisis that has never been there before: in the meantime, all the high responsibilities in the national cable of the country.
Choice of fate on May 18
The Runoff election on May 18 will be decided between the right -wing candidate George Simion and the party -Free Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan. This silence the second round for the choice of fate. What is going on next time is de facto a debate about the future of Romania – namely whether the country falls asleep an enemy direction opposite the West or orientation, the liberal -conservative, Testeopian mayor made clear on Monday. Citizens are therefore asked to beat this “struggle” with him.
Source: Krone
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