The rector of SNSPA, Remus Pricopie, states that PNL and USR should vote for a new minority government, without AUR, to ensure political stability.

Remus Pricopie, the rector of SNSPA, commented on the political situation in Romania, emphasizing that the rapid installation of a new government is only possible if PNL and, possibly, USR, vote for the new Executive, even without directly participating in the government. He refers to the precedent during the pandemic when PSD voted for PNL/USR governments without being part of them. Pricopie highlights the importance of avoiding AUR votes, considering the impact on financial markets and Romania's external credibility.

He also mentions the degradation of relations between former governing partners and the aggressive language used in the public space, which affects political responsibility. In conclusion, he urges prioritizing the stability of the country and avoiding radicalization, emphasizing that "the good part of history" means putting national interest above political resentments.