Ludovic Orban was dismissed from the position of presidential advisor by Nicușor Dan, who reacted by stating that the reason for the dismissal was a statement considered "a trifle." Orban emphasized that the president would have had a duty towards him and explained that he did not show preferences for any candidate for the Bucharest City Hall. He also mentioned that he would continue to collaborate with Nicușor Dan, offering him advice, regardless of the form of this collaboration. Orban stated that he learned about the dismissal from sources and that there were no tensions between him and the president. The Presidential Administration communicated that the decision was made by mutual agreement and in amicable terms, appreciating Orban's work.
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