PSD President Sorin Grindeanu said Thursday evening that the party does not want the formation of a minority PSD government, arguing that such a solution would place the party in a “vulnerable position.” The statement was made in an interview broadcast by Antena 3, amid negotiations on the formation of the future government.
“Yes, because that minority PSD government would, in fact, mean positioning PSD in a vulnerable position, in an area where... But let me make the opposite offer: PSD will vote for a minority PNL-UDMR government. Come on! I am convinced they will not do that. That is why I was also telling you that all these tricks must be put aside if we want to find a future. Because I see them as political tricks during a difficult period,” Sorin Grindeanu said in an interview broadcast Thursday evening by Antena 3.
Last week, PSD rejected the investiture of a PNL-USR-UDMR government, with Siegfried Mureșan as prime minister, by not participating in the vote.
PNL President Ilie Bolojan said Thursday, after consultations with designated prime minister Luca Niculescu, that PNL does not intend to participate in this government, but is open to casting an installation vote to overcome the crisis.
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