The positive perception of communism and Ceaușescu in Romania, analyzed by Remus Ștefureac in a discussion with Cristian Pătrășconiu, in the context of the INSCOP survey.

The general director of INSCOP, Remus Ștefureac, discusses a survey that revealed that 55.8% of Romanians consider communism to be beneficial, with a notable appreciation for Nicolae Ceaușescu. This nostalgia can be explained by the temporal distance, the lack of education about the crimes of communism, and external influences, including pro-communist propaganda. Ștefureac emphasizes the need for better education about the history of communism to combat these distorted perceptions and promote democratic values. He also warns about the risks of populism and authoritarianism, highlighting the importance of an informed and resilient society.