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Crin Antonescu admits that he supported Băsescu's election as president in 2004 out of a desire for change, but now believes that Năstase would have been a better option

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Crin Antonescu said that although he supported the election of Traian Basescu in 2004, he did not do so with full conviction, but more out of a desire to bring about a political change. He emphasized that Adrian Nastase's regime had to be replaced, but he did not rule out the possibility that Nastase might have been a better option than Basescu, reflecting on the political context at the time.

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