Antonescu drew attention to the fact that a significant number of Romanians seem to want a country without political parties, led by a politician who promotes anti-Western and pro-Russian rhetoric. He emphasized that it is important that dissatisfaction with the political class leads to democratic solutions, not to dangerous alternatives such as a dictatorship.
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Crin Antonescu, despre susținătorii dictaturii lui Călin Georgescu: Românilor li s-a urat cu binele | Newsweek Romania
Crin Antonescu: Mi se pare surprinzător că atâtor români li s-a urât cu binele / Când suntem nemulţumiţi de nişte partide, creăm alternative democratice, nu alternative fantasmagorice. Călin Georgescu este o astfel de fantasmagorie
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