The 'A President for Romania' debate will take place on April 29, 2025, at the Cotroceni Palace, and will be broadcast live on TVR and other major TV channels. Moderators Ramona Avramescu and Marian Voicu will lead discussions on topics relevant to society, including the relationship with the political class and national security strategy. The 'Crisis Situation' section will allow candidates to set out their vision in the face of possible challenges. The event will be interpreted in sign language, ensuring accessibility for the hearing impaired.
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TVR organizează confruntarea decisivă a candidaţilor la preşedinţie în Sala Unirii de la Palatul Cotroceni/ Pro TV, Antena 3 CNN, Euronews, Prima News, Realitatea TV şi Romania TV – vor prelua transmisiunea
TVR organizează marţi confruntarea decisivă a candidaţilor la preşedinţie în Sala Unirii de la Palatul Cotroceni / Cele mai importante televiziuni din România vor prelua transmisiunea
TVR: Confruntarea decisivă a candidaţilor la preşedinţie în Sala Unirii de la Palatul Cotroceni, marți, de la ora 19.30
TVR organizează marţi confruntarea decisivă a candidaţilor la preşedinţie în Sala Unirii de la Palatul Cotroceni. Cele mai importante televiziuni din România vor prelua transmisiunea
Dezbaterea electorală „Un președinte pentru România” organizată marți de TVR la Cotroceni. Cine a confirmat prezența
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