Romania's Nominated PM Fails Confidence Vote
Adrian Vestea fell 44 votes short of a majority, deepening a crisis that could delay European Union funding and strain Romania’s credit outlook.
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As the political crisis continues, the far-right AUR party, which is progressing in the polls, is calling for early elections.
The Romanian parliament has refused to trust the designated head of government, Adrian Veștea. Now the president has to nominate a new candidate.
Adrian Vètea's government fell because it did not meet the required number of votes. Of the 233 votes required, Vètea managed to convince only 207 parliamentarians to express their option in the full assembly of Parliament.
PSD and Adrian Veștea fell into the hands of AUR and lost: George Simion's MPs walked out of the chamber before the vote, and the Veștea Government failed in Parliament. The Veștea Government was rejected by Parliament. Out of the total of 464 senators and deputies, 287 were present. 212 votes were cast, 0 null votes, only 189 votes for, 23 votes against.
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