Marius Lulea, former first vice-president of AUR: "Bucharest is a university city, and anyone who neglects educated youth and believes they can deceive them makes a great mistake."

Marius Lulea, former first vice-president of AUR, commented on the results of the elections for the Capital City Hall, emphasizing that Bucharest residents want a mayor with a certain profile, especially in the context of the university city. He warned the parties that neglecting young people in campaigns is a major mistake. Lulea expressed the desire for change in Bucharest, but emphasized that the mentality of the political class is a barrier to the necessary reforms.

Criticizing the lack of education and professionalism among politicians, he stated that they should provide real solutions, not illusions. He also mentioned the low voter turnout of only 32.71%, considering it a protest against the political class. Lulea concluded by emphasizing the need to transform Bucharest into a European city, despite the current obstacles.