Alexandrin Moiseev, a deputy affiliated with the PSD parliamentary group, declared on his Facebook page that he will vote against the motion of censure, describing the current prime minister as 'the most competent' since the Revolution. He argues that it is essential to maintain stability in Romania, especially in the complicated geopolitical context of the region. Moiseev warns that a vote for the motion would send a negative signal to neighboring countries, such as Moldova and Ukraine, which need support and stability. The deputy emphasizes that he will not support 'risky political constructions' that could affect the country's pro-European direction. He states that Romania must remain balanced and responsible in the face of current challenges, allowing the prime minister to complete his mandate.
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Deputat afiliat PSD: Nu votez moţiunea, Bolojan e cel mai competent premier de după ‘89
Alexandrin Moiseev, afiliat grupului parlamentar al PSD, anunță că nu va vota moțiunea împotriva lui Bolojan
Deputat traseist, băgat în Parlament de Șoșoacă, anunță că nu votează moțiunea de cenzură împotriva „celui mai competent premier”
Încă un NU pentru moțiunea de cenzură PSD-AUR. "Nu am cum să votez împotriva celui mai competent premier pe care România l-a avut de la Revoluție până în prezent"
Deputatul Alexandrin Moiseev, ales pe listele SOS: Nu votez moțiunea împotriva celui mai competent premier de la Revoluție până acum
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