AUR vice-president Marius Lulea says George Simion does not need the support of other candidates in the second round of the presidential elections
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Marius Lulea, vice-president of the AUR, said that George Simion is not seeking the support of other candidates in the second round of the May 18 presidential elections. He underlined that Romanians know what they have to do and that any support from other candidates would compromise AUR. Lulea said that his organization wants to focus exclusively on dialogue with citizens, thus rejecting external interventions in the competition.
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