
Romania’s Presidential Frontrunner Detained To Prevent New Candidacy
Police took Georgescu just as he was on his way to submit his candidacy for the repeat election in May after his victory in December prompted the annulment of the first.
Police took Georgescu just as he was on his way to submit his candidacy for the repeat election in May after his victory in December prompted the annulment of the first.
“Should we annul French elections if the newspaper Libération calls for a vote for Macron?” a sovereigntist MEP asked.
Klaus Iohannis steps down after months of unrest, making history as Romania’s first president to resign while facing a looming impeachment.
Since deciding to stay in the presidential palace, Iohannis has become a symbol of the establishment’s corruption and disregard for democracy.
No surprises as Strasbourg chooses to legitimize the socialist-led coup against the democratic will of a clear majority.
While the mainstream media labels it as an extremist plot, even the pro-EU opposition party is calling Iohannis a usurper.
‘We’ll also have to do it in Germany, if necessary,’ Thierry Breton confessed—as up to 100,000 people took to the streets of Romania.
Pro-EU parties are competing for the candidacy, likely allowing the united Eurosceptic bloc to repeat last year’s annulled victory.
Enlargement is set to be celebrated as one of the biggest achievements of the European Council’s Hungarian presidency—but random border checks will continue for at least six months.
A minority government would be unstable, vulnerable to being toppled, and blamed for the economic reforms needed to fix the PSD’s failures—exactly what the socialists want.