The CEO of INSCOP Research, Remus Ștefureac, warns about the risk of the rise of extremist parties, saying that this phenomenon is not surprising.
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Remus Ștefureac emphasized that the rise of extremist parties is not only specific to Romania, but is also found in other European countries, as a result of a succession of crises that fuel people's fears and fears. Currently, Senator Diana Șoșoaca is in third place in Romanians' choices for the presidential elections.
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