Union Save Romania (USR) is challenging the decision of the Central Electoral Bureau (BEC) to ban the party from campaigning for Nicușor Dan, after withdrawing support for Elena Lasconi. USR accuses a political censorship disguised under bureaucratic arguments, claiming that the BEC does not have the authority to decide a party's electoral strategy. Although the BEC claims that supporting Dan would create confusion over the candidates, USR considers it an aberrant decision that limits freedom of expression. USR members will continue to support Dan individually, while Lasconi announces legal action against the party.
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USR anunță că va ataca în instanță decizia BEC care îi interzice să-i facă campanie lui Nicușor Dan: Un abuz
USR: Decizia BEC de a interzice susținerea pentru Nicușor Dan este un abuz grav și o vom contesta în instanță / Această decizie creează un precedent periculos și deschide calea pentru cenzură politică mascată sub argumente birocratice
USR: Decizia BEC este un abuz grav şi o vom contesta în instanţă/ Creează un precedent periculos şi deschide calea pentru cenzură politică mascată sub argumente birocratice
USR, reacţie după decizia BEC de a-i interzice să-l promoveze pe Nicuşor Dan: Este un abuz grav și o vom contesta în instanță
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