Grindeanu Denies that He Said the Reply About Romania and Explains the Reference to Dominic Fritz
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It was the moment when it was necessary to run after the author of the reply. Nicușor Dan said publicly that, during the negotiations for the formation of the government, a party leader would have told him: "This with Romania is your problem, with the party is my problem."The president linked the episode to what he described as "many electoral concerns [...]
"I can tell you 100% that I didn't say it. Because, as everyone knows and knows me or has been at meetings with [...] Post Grindeanu refuses to reply about Romania and mentions Fritz's name appears first in Fierbinti Points.
Sorin Grindeanu says that he didn't tell Nicușor Dan the reply about Romania and the party and claims that the reference to Dominic Fritz only addressed the address.
President PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, told Antena 3 CNN on Monday evening that he is not the political leader who told President Nicușor Dan that "Romania is your problem, the party is my problem."
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