Sorin Grindeanu, After the Cotroceni Consulates: "PSD Has Requested the President's Mandate as Prime Minister. Nominalization Is Me"
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President PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, announced at the exit of the consultations at Cotroceni that PSD requested the President's mandate as Prime Minister, and the nomination is him. PSD leader also said...
President PSD; Sorin Grindeanu, announced at the exit of the consultations at Cotroceni that PSD has requested the President's mandate as Prime Minister and nomination is him. Leader PSD also said that they want to be part of the solution and do not have red lines, but they support the solutions they are part of.
Romanian President Nicos Dan is calling for new consultations with the political forces represented in parliament in an attempt to find a way out of the ongoing political crisis and nominate a candidate for prime minister. The meetings will be held at the Cotroceni Palace in Bucharest and will begin at 2:00 p.m. local and Bulgarian time. Each delegation will have 30 minutes to talk to the head of state. The new round of negotiations comes after …
Monday, exactly 5 months after the fall of the Bolojan Government, the parties are again called to consultations by Nicușor Dan, who will make the fourth prime minister's appointment. Of the 11 parties and parliamentary groups called, only PSD goes with a prime minister's proposal – Sorin Grindeanu. "I don't have many expectations from ...
President Nicușor Dan called the parties to the Cotroceni Palace for consultations, Monday from 2:00 p.m. The head of state will stand in front of all political groups before making the fourth appointment for the prime minister's office. Which are...
A difficult week is ahead for the interim Prime Minister, Ilie Bolojan, according to Realiattea Plus. The resigned Prime Minister is expected to be heard in Parliament, while the Constitutional Court is expected to rule in two cases with major impact on the Executive. In parallel, the Cotroceni Palace is discussing the appointment of a new Prime Minister, which could turn the Thursday government meeting into the last run by Bolojan.
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