Before the dispute over the authorization, George Simion had announced that AUR would organize a demonstration in Bucharest on November 14 and 15, following several public calls to support Călin Georgescu. It was also described as an explicit call to a party action in the capital, following earlier appeals for demonstrations across the country.
Subsequently, Bucharest City Hall rejected authorization for the protest scheduled for Saturday, November 14, in the Izvor Park area. The reasons cited were reports from the Capital Police and the Gendarmerie regarding risks to public order and safety, including aggressive messages and calls to block communication routes or use bladed weapons identified online. In addition, the authorities indicated that the organizers had mobilized coaches from 39 counties, suggesting a larger turnout than initially announced, and mentioned that the Romania–Poland match was being played that same day, with approximately 35,000 supporters expected in the central area; the City Hall also cited provisions of Law 60/1991.
