Nicușor Dan said that he does not intend to ask for Marian Neacșu's resignation, emphasizing that the ORNISS checks in the case of Dragos Anastasiu were insufficient.
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President Nicușor Dan said that he will not call for the dismissal of Marian Neacșu, PSD Deputy Prime Minister, noting that each party in the coalition decides on its positions. He also commented on the ORNISS checks on Dragoș Anastasiu, considering them summary and image-related. Ilie Bolojan also refused to call for Neacșu's departure, emphasizing the right to rehabilitation of any person who respects the law.
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