The former Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, emphasizes that democracy cannot depend on a single person and contests the myth of 'saviors'. He states that a healthy state is built around responsible institutions.

In a tense public context, former minister Rogobete states that there is no 'political messiah' and that democracy should not depend on a single leader, regardless of their popularity. He challenges the myth of 'saviors', emphasizing that a healthy system requires direction and accountability, but relies on solid and responsible institutions. Rogobete asserts that in a mature democracy, power must be distributed, and decisions must be made institutionally, with collective responsibility. In a period where the temptation of authoritarianism can appear in the form of an 'effective leader', he emphasizes that balance does not come from a name, but from how the state functions. Trust is built through dialogue and clear rules. On Tuesday, Parliament will vote on the motion of no confidence against the Bolojan Government, initiated by PSD and AUR.