After the results of the first round of the presidential elections are announced, students gather in University Square to protest against the way the electoral process was conducted.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
Elections 2025
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<p>For five days, students have been gathering around the statue of Mihai Viteazu in front of the University, expressing their dissatisfaction with the Constitutional Court's decision. The protests are taking place after the CCR decided to recount all the votes cast following a challenge by a presidential candidate. The students are concerned about the direction the country is heading in and want to draw attention to this.
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