Former Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja has underlined the need for a joint candidacy by pro-European parties for the Bucharest mayoralty, warning against the current fragmentation. He proposes organizing open primary elections 45 days before the local elections to nominate a single candidate, which would involve citizens and stimulate competition on ideas. Burduja emphasizes the importance of responsibility and unity among pro-European political forces and urges to avoid unnecessary egos.
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Burduja revine și propune alegeri primare deschise pentru desemnarea unui candidat unic la PMB
Burduja propune alegeri primare pentru Primăria Bucureşti: În absenţa unei candidaturi comune, cu o bază politică de susţinere de 25-35%, blocul izolaţionist pleacă cu prima şansă. Din păcate, aproape în fiecare zi se mai anunţă un nou pretendent
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