Antonescu says that Victor Ponta preferred a hidden combination, in contradiction with the political commitments undertaken by the USL, which led to the break-up of the alliance. He mentions a promise of succession for Ponta at the end of Băsescu's mandate, involving figures such as George Maior and Elena Udrea. Antonescu believes that Ponta has compromised his chances and Klaus Iohannis has become the unexpected winner in this context. USL, formed in 2011, broke up in 2014, when Ponta ran for president.
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Antonescu: USL s-a rupt pentru că Ponta a preferat să intre într-o combinație ocultă, de deep-state
Crin Antonescu: USL s-a rupt pentru că Ponta a preferat o combinație ocultă în complicitate indirectă cu Traian Băsescu
Crin Antonescu: USL s-a rupt din cauză că unul dintre liderii săi, şi anume domnul Ponta, a preferat să intre într-o combinaţie tipică de deep-state, tipic ocultă, făcută în complicitate indirectă cu Traian Băsescu
Crin Antonescu: USL s-a rupt din cauză că unul dintre liderii săi, şi anume domnul Ponta, a preferat să intre într-o combinaţie tipică de deep-state, tipic ocultă, făcută în complicitate indirectă cu Traian Băsescu
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