<p>The international press comments on the second round of the Romanian presidential elections, highlighting the differences between exit-poll polls and political reality. The Guardian points out that these polls are based on the honesty of voters, and that George Simion, the far-right candidate, rejected the results, claiming victory on the basis of his own unverified data. In contrast, POLITICO notes that Nicușor Dan, the pro-European centrist candidate, gained a significant lead over Simion. Le Figaro and Deutsche Welle also note the political polarization and the importance of the elections for Romania's future in the European context.
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Presa străină, despre turul doi al alegerilor din România. „Exit poll-urile se bazează pe sinceritatea alegătorilor cu privire la vot”
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Centrist Nicuşor Dan on course to beat far-right rival in Romanian election, exit polls suggest
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