Ciprian Ciucu, the PNL candidate for the Capital City Hall, stated that some political parties send false information through sources, claiming that they have not learned anything from the mistakes of the past. In a Facebook post, he emphasized that, currently, there are only two competitors with real chances for the mayor's office, while the rest are kept alive through manipulation. Ciucu called on Bucharest residents to participate in the vote, encouraging them to choose a positive and rational vote, emphasizing that the power of decision belongs to them and cannot be influenced by the manipulations of other parties.
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ALEGERI LOCALE PARŢIALE - Ciucu: În acest moment suntem doar doi competitori cu şanse! Restul e manipulare pentru a ţine alţi competitori, fără şanse, în viaţă / Apel către bucureşteni să meargă la vot
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