Dominic Fritz calls for a broad coalition against the PSD-AUR alliance and rules out a merger between USR and PNL

USR President Dominic Fritz said on Wednesday that, for the next election, it is necessary to form a broad coalition to oppose the PSD-AUR alliance, which he called “this corrupt monster.” The statement marks USR’s position regarding future electoral alliances and clarifies that any potential political cooperation would not entail a merger with PNL.

Dominic Fritz argued that the parties opposing PSD and AUR must find a form of cooperation for the next election. The USR leader did not provide details about the composition of such a coalition or any potential negotiations, but indicated that the objective would be to counter the alliance between the two formations.

At the same time, Fritz rejected the idea of a merger between USR and PNL. “PNL and USR will never merge,” he said, explaining that the two formations are different parties. The statement thus rules out a possible electoral or political alliance involving the organizational unification of the parties.

The position comes amid discussions about the political configuration for the next election and how the opposition parties to PSD-AUR might cooperate. For now, no official negotiations or concrete timeline for forming the coalition mentioned by the USR leader have been announced.