According to Siegfried Mureșan, the Social Democrats are “disoriented” because they have lost their role as Romania’s leading party.
“The PSD is now disoriented because it realizes it has lost, once and for all, its role as Romania’s leading party,” the PNL MEP said on Friday.
After the Revolution, the PSD was the party that most influenced Romanian politics, even from the opposition, the Liberal argues, recalling the period from 1996 to 2000, when the party—then known as the PDSR—retained its influence in government and at the local level. “The period from 1996 to 2000 was a time of instability, partly because the PSD sabotaged the Romanian Democratic Convention’s reform efforts in every way possible,” Mureșan stated.
The MEP also pointed to the period of the minority government led by Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu, which remained in office with parliamentary support from the PSD, as well as the technocratic government of Dacian Cioloș.
“In 2016, during Cioloș...

acum 2 saptamani
12






















English (US) ·
Romanian (RO) ·