Siegfried Mureșan Responds to the Attack by Lia Olguța Vasilescu: Better Send His Husband to Work
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The Prime Minister-designate commented on Wednesday on the attacks coming from within the PSD and on the statements concerning the pronouncement of his name. "That important lady from the PSD would better send her husband (Claudu Manda, PSD Secretary General, MEP, no) to the service in the European Parliament that she is not being honest, being one of the most absent members of the European Parliament, to ...
Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan responded to the attack launched in the past by the social-democratic leader Lia Olguța Vasilescu, who said that he is "a man who has no idea how to live in Romania and that Romanians "will crack their tongue trying to pronounce them...
The mayor of Craiova, Lia Olguța Vasilescu, launched an attack on the Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan (PNL) on Wednesday, after he sent him "to send his husband to work", referring to MEP Claudiu Manda. The Social Democrat claims that he has no problem with the fact that Mureșan is "sammon", claiming that this would be his only quality. Lia [...] Article The mayor of Craiova, Lia Olguța Vasilescu, puts the Prime Minister-designate on …
Olguța Vasilescu would have suggested to Siegfried Mureșan to change his name in Strig Frig, so that his name would sound more Romanian. The proposal was received with interest, especially that Strig Frig seems the type [...]
Olguța Vasilescu has published a graph to combat the accusation of the prime minister appointed Siegfried Murescan according to which his husband, the MEP PSD Claudiu Manda, was among the most absent members of the European Parliament (EP). The graph attributed to Manda 56 reports in the mandate 2019–2024, but the figure is contradicted by the official records of the EP, informs Aktual24. [...] Article AKTUAL24 The graph presented by Olguța Vasi…
Lia Olguța Vasilescu launches a new attack on Siegfried Mureșan, Romania's designated prime minister. Craiova's mayor challenges him more qualities and questions his experience and political positions. In a Facebook post, Vasilescu says that the German origin of Mureșan is not the problem, but what he considers to be its contradictions and vulnerabilities.
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