The president of UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, acknowledges the existence of disputes within the coalition, emphasizing that these are normal in governments of this type and that they will be overcome.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Kelemen Hunor, the president of UDMR, discussed the disputes within the governing coalition during a show on Digi24. He stated that these conflicts are a normal part of coalition dynamics, considering the experience of the last 35 years. Hunor emphasized that PSD is preparing for elections, even though there is no real competition, which contributes to the emergence of these polemics. He explained that, in the past, PSD and PNL had a different relationship, and now, with a less flexible PNL prime minister, adaptation is necessary. Kelemen Hunor mentioned that, within a coalition of five members, it is unrealistic to expect agreement from everyone on every decision, but he is confident that tensions will be overcome after November 7.
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