Marcel Ciolacu denied that he had made an "underground" deal with George Simion for a second round that would favor the PSD president in the elections. The answer comes after Nicolae Ciucă's accusations.
Irina Balcu
Politics
Foto Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea
Always see our news on Google
Prime Minister Ciolacu reacted to accusations of Russia's possible meddling in the Romanian presidential elections, underlining his support for the pro-European government in Chisinau. On the other hand, PNL leader Nicolae Ciucă accused an underground deal between Marcel Ciolacu and George Simion for the second round of the presidential elections. Mircea Geoană also suggested the existence of a deal between the two candidates.
Sources
Reacţia lui Marcel Ciolacu la acuzaţiile că Rusia se implică în alegeri prin AUR şi SOS şi că există înţelegeri între el şi Simion
VIDEO Reacția lui Ciolacu, acuzat de liderul PNL că ar face jocul Moscovei pentru a câștiga alegerile prezidențiale - HotNews.ro
Ciolacu denunță inventarea unor "scenarii iresponsabile" privind imixtiunile Rusiei în alegerile prezidențiale: "Cât timp voi fi premier, nu vor exista"
Ciolacu îi dă replica lui Ciucă: "Politicieni disperați să-și facă loc în turul doi"
Latest News
17:35
The Ministry of Energy denies the information according to which large industrial consumers have received notifications to limit energy consumption.
17:30
A 59-year-old woman from Oradea won the largest prize in the history of Loto 6/49, worth 10 million euros.
17:18
Liberia announces that it will accept up to 1,200 foreign nationals expelled from the USA, as part of a program initiated by Donald Trump.
17:15
CSM contests the salary positioning of the president of the ICCJ below ministers and presidential advisors
17:09
ISU Harghita identified 82 mortar bombs in the forest of Tușnad Nou. The firefighters intervened with a bomb disposal team to remove them.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Current Affairs
The mayor of Chișinău rejects the accusations of Ciprian Ciucu regarding his involvement in the appointment of Adrian Veștea as prime minister.
Politics
Marcel Ciolacu: "If we keep looking for culprits on television, we will all end up bankrupt."
.webp)
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
