The interim president of the PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, explained that his act of leaving the room during the playing of the Szekler Anthem was a principled gesture, reaffirming that, from the perspective of the Romanian state, there is only one official anthem. Although he participated with pleasure in the Congress, he regrets that his exit overshadowed the main message of his speech, which emphasized unity and collaboration between parties. Grindeanu thanked the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, for his support in Romania's accession to Schengen and mentioned that he has respectful relations with UDMR members, but considers it important to respect national symbols.
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Grindeanu explică de ce a ieșit din sală când s-a intonat Imnul Secuiesc, la Congresul UDMR: Există un singur imn oficial
Sorin Grindeanu, după ce a ieşit din sală la Congresul UDMR, când a fost intonat Imnul Secuiesc: Din perspectiva României, există un singur imn oficial, cel al României
UDMR, reacție după momentul tensionat de la congresul formațiunii, în care Sorin Grindeanu, liderul PSD, a părăsit sala la intonarea Imnului Ținutului Secuiesc
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