The official CVs of the main presidential candidates, Marcel Ciolacu, Nicolae Ciucă, Mircea Geoană, Elena Lasconi and George Simion.
Irina Balcu
Elections 2025
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G4Media has made an analysis of the studies of the main presidential candidates. Marcel Ciolacu studied at a private university and Nicolae Ciucă was accused of plagiarism in his doctoral thesis. Mircea Geoană also faced accusations of plagiarism. Elena Lasconi omitted to mention in her official CV that she graduated from a private university in Deva and George Simion published his Baccalaureat diploma with an average of 9.69.
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