Former Education Minister Daniel Funeriu plans to run as an independent candidate in the presidential elections to defeat Călin Georgescu.
Valeria Stihi
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Funeriu said he has been contacted by representatives of the ruling coalition parties, but remains determined to run as an independent. He criticizes weak candidates produced by a "system of counter-selection" in the parties and argues that presidential elections should be held as soon as possible, but above all, fairly.
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Daniel Funeriu: "Eu vreau să-l înving pe domnul Georgescu în alegeri libere"
Daniel Funeriu: Sunt un candidat independent, voi rămâne independent. Nu sunt emanaţia niciunui partid / Cer judecătorilor CCR să îi lase să candideze la prezidenţiale pe toţi cei care doresc, vreau să îl înving pe Georgescu în alegeri libere
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