Nicușor Dan said that it is hard to believe that Ponta and Antonescu, who have done nothing to fight corruption for 35 years, will be able to bring quick changes in Romania: "In my opinion it is difficult to believe that someone who has not done anything for 35 years will do something starting tomorrow"
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During a conference, independent candidate Nicușor Dan criticized candidates Crin Antonescu and Victor Ponta, saying that it is hard to believe that they will bring significant changes in Romania, given their past in protecting corruption. He presented his 60-point "Vision for Romania" program, stressing the importance of the candidates' previous actions. Dan highlighted the problems in the Romanian public administration, emphasizing the need to co-opt private sector specialists to improve the efficiency of the state.
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Nicuşor Dan, despre Crin Antonescu şi Victor Ponta: E dificil de crezut că cine n-a făcut 35 de ani va face, începând de mâine, ceva / Au protejat corupţii şi au avut declaraţii împotriva justiţiei, în 2012 au şocat cancelariile occidentale
Nicușor Dan: Antonescu și Ponta vin din acest sistem de 35 de ani. Au protejat corupții
Nicușor Dan îi atacă pe Crin Antonescu și Victor Ponta: „Au protejat corupții. E dificil de crezut că cine n-a făcut nimic 35 de ani va face de mâine”
Nicușor Dan, despre Antonescu și Ponta: E greu de crezut că cine n-a făcut nimic 35 de ani va face de mâine ceva. Invit românii să se uite la ce au făcut candidaţii, nu la ce promit (VIDEO)
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