Victor Ponta condemns the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for not respecting the protocol on the deaths of heads of state, emphasizing the importance of international relations.
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Former Prime Minister Victor Ponta has criticized Romania's Foreign Ministry for violating international customs regarding the opening of condolence cards at embassies after the death of a head of state. He stressed that respect between states does not depend on personal opinion about the deceased. Ponta considers the ministry's gesture as shameful and proof of a restrictive mentality, which affects Romania's image internationally.
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