Lucian Bode, one of the five liberal solicitors to resign, states that he will not yield to pressure and accuses PNL of a lack of vision.

Lucian Bode, former general secretary of PNL, announced that he does not intend to resign, despite the Congress of PNL on Sunday, which indicated him as responsible for the party's serious financial situation.

Bode criticized the new vision of PNL, which, in his opinion, is based on threats and the exclusion of those with differing opinions.

"The new liberal vision starts with ultimatums and ends with the threat of excluding those who dare to have a different opinion within the party," said Lucian Bode.

He emphasized that he was disturbed by the promotion of people from outside and the distancing from the traditional electorate. In response to accusations regarding financial issues, Bode stated that all expenses were assumed by the campaign teams and that the financial situations were validated by the authorities. He believes that excluding critical voices will not lead to reform, but to the party's failure.

Bode mocked the reform process, stating that the culprit is established first, and then the facts are sought.