Dan Voiculescu highlights the decline in Romanians' trust in the political class, affecting elections and the perception of parties.

Professor Dan Voiculescu draws attention to the political crisis in Romania, highlighting a significant decline in the population's trust in the political class, which has lasted for more than two decades. He emphasizes that Romanians are becoming increasingly reluctant towards parties, political programs, and electoral campaigns, which profoundly influences voters' reactions. This distrust affects not only voter participation but also the way citizens perceive democracy and state institutions. Voiculescu suggests that it is essential for politicians to rethink their approaches and regain citizens' trust in order to revitalize the democratic process.