The Bucharest Court of Appeal has postponed the ruling in four lawsuits between USR and Elena Lasconi, including the request to annul the BEC decision on the support of Nicușor Dan
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On Wednesday, the Bucharest Court of Appeal heard four lawsuits related to the conflict between USR and Elena Lasconi. USR is challenging the BEC's decision banning its support for Nicușor Dan, while Lasconi is challenging the withdrawal of his support. Ionuț Moșteanu is also challenging the BEC's ban on campaign messages. The ruling was postponed for Thursday, and Lasconi appeared in court claiming to be the only legal representative of USR, which caused confusion in court.
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Curtea de Apel București a amânat pentru joi pronunțarea în două procese privind conflictul dintre USR și Elena Lasconi
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Curtea de Apel amână soluționarea a două contestații legate de susținerea USR pentru Nicușor Dan la prezidențiale
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