Sorin Grindeanu has announced that PSD will participate in a new coalition government, even if the partners have different political views. The decision was taken following a meeting of the National Political Committee, where 71.5% of members voted in favor of joining the government. Grindeanu emphasized that the mandate will not be easy and will require taking unpopular measures. PSD aims to bring reason and useful solutions to Romanians, continuing to be a party of responsibility and investment for the country's development.
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