"USR is not yet a large party, it has a form of political sectarianism." Remus Ștefureac names the winners of the political crisis
Radu Burcă
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In an interview granted to Cotidianul, Remus Ștefureac, the director of INSCOP, emphasized that Nicușor Dan cannot lead a country relying solely on the support of a party with only 12% of the votes, referring to USR. He characterized USR as having a form of political sectarianism, which limits its ability to attract supporters from other parties. Ștefureac discussed the challenges facing the Romanian political scene and identified some winners of the current political crisis, highlighting the need for a broader alliance to ensure stability and efficiency in the governance of the country. This analysis reflects a broader concern regarding the political future of Romania and the role that USR will play in this context.
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