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Romanian opposition leader Orban: Government reshuffle is a joke / Liberals preparing censure motion
Ludovic Orban, the leader of Romania's main opposition party, the
National Liberal Party (PNL), said on Monday that the reshuffle decided
by the governing alliance last week was "a joke" and criticized the new
nominees, announcing that the Liberals were still considering the
submission of a censure motion, according to Agerpres news agency.
Romanian President Iohannis questions Social Democrat's ability to govern, should current government fall
Romania's President Klaus Iohannis said on Thursday that he would question the governing Social Democratic Party (PSD) ability to govern in case the current government would fall due to internal party struggle.
Romanian PM Tudose and governing party leader Dragnea send messages of dialogue and understanding amid deepening rift
The major disputes that ignited between Romanian PM Mihai Tudose and
Liviu Dragnea, the leader of the governing Social Democratic Party
(PSD), which ignited last weekend, left room for messages of dialogue on
Tuesday. The two met during the afternoon and announced that a decision
on a future government reshuffle would me made on Thursday. And while
Tudose met President Klaus Iohannis for talks on the government party
rifts, PSD officials suggested talks to aleviate the problems were under
way.
Tudose government – a frog too big to be swallowed by Iohannis
In 2009, the PDL representative Ioan Olteanu issued the most plastic
definition for the political compromise: he compared the PDL’s alliance
with PSD with “swallowing a frog.” Now, it was Klaus Iohannis who had to
swallow a frog. Tudose government seems to be a bullfrog which is too
big even for Romanian political standards.
Romania's governing alliance breaks as Liberals withdraw from union with Social Democrats at height of political struggles
The leadership of the National Liberal Party (PNL), part of the coalition with Social Democrats (PSD) which ruled Romania for the past two years, adopted a resolution on Tuesday evening to withdraw from the government. The announcement comes as the alliance, known as the Social Liberal Union (USL), was marked by intense disputes over the past several months between PM Victor Ponta, head of the PSD, and Senate speaker Crin Antonescu, the PNL leader who hoped to run as USL candidate for presidency late this year.
New Romania government led by Social Democrat Victor Ponta passes Parliament vote
The Romanian Parliament voted the new government led by Social Democrat Victor Ponta into office on Monday. Ponta's government, formed by the Social Liberal Union coalition of Social Democrats (PSD) and Liberals (PNL), replaces the Democratic Liberal-dominated government led by Mihai Razvan Ungureanu, who lost a censure motion in the Parliament in late April. Ponta's government received the support of 284 MPs, with 92 votes against.
Opposition Liberals say they consider resignation from Parliament unless their call for early elections is rejected
Several Liberal MPs wrote their resignation from the Romanian Parliament and handed them to opposition National Liberal Party (PNL) leader Crin Antonescu to have them at the ready should PNL decide to withdraw from the Parliament en-masse, Antonescu said on Monday. But he said a decision has not yet been made whether USL - the opposition union of liberals and Social Democrats - would withdraw from the Legislative. Antonescu said talks will be held with their Social Democrats (PSD) and Conservatives (PC) on the issue.
Romanian PM Emil Boc dismisses Foreign minister Teodor Baconschi
Romanian prime minister Emil Boc announced before the Parliament on Monday that he dismisses Foreign minister Teodor Baconschi. He made the announcement shortly after apologizing before the joint chambers of the Parliament for communication failures of some members of the Government regarding the protests that have been taking place in Bucharest. By Monday afternoon, an announcement on the Foreign Ministry website said Baconschi was in Brussels for the Foreign Affairs Council.UPDATE PM Emil Boc later said that he dismissed minister Baconschi because dignitaries should not be "encouraged to insult people who are rightfully discontent". For his part, Teodor Baconschi said for news station Realitatea TV that PM Boc informed him by phone about the decision and said it was a political decision as the prime minister had nothing to complain about when it came to government affairs. One possible replacement for Baconschi, according to some sources, might be Cristian Diaconescu, head of the National Union for the Progress of Romania (UNPR).
Romanian Senate speaker Mircea Geoana voted out of office, Democratic Liberal Petru Filip named interim speaker
A struggle to replace the second highest ranking official in Romania took a major twist on Wednesday, when the Senate voted its speaker Mircea Geoana out of office following him being ousted from the Social Democratic Party (PSD, opposition) on Tuesday. An interim speaker was named - Senator Petru Filip of the governing Democratic Liberal Party (PDL), who will serve until a new speaker is officially elected. According to Romania's Constitution, should the President be suspended or unable to fulfill his duties, the Senate speaker takes his place. The PSD announced earlier this week it would start procedures to suspend President Traian Basescu.
Romanian opposition decides to launch procedure to suspend President Traian Basescu
Romania's opposition Social-Liberal Union, formed of Social Democrats (PSD) and Liberals (PNL), decided on Monday to launch a procedure to suspend President Traian Basescu. While leaders of the USL Union said they hoped to have the support of the Romanian people, PM Emil Boc had described a possible such move as demagogic and irresponsible. USL leaders said the official suspension request would be finished most probably within a week.
Romanian opposition leader Victor Ponta speaks kindly of anti-graft prosecutors
The leader of Romania's main opposition party, the Social Democrats (PSD), spoke kindly of the country's National Anti-corruption Department (DNA) in an interview with HotNews.ro. PSD leader Victor Ponta, who's party had repeatedly claimed the DNA has been acting politically at the current president Traian Basescu's order, changed the tone in the interview. He praised the DNA for starting to move against the top ranks of the "institutionalized corruption system" in the country.
Social Democratic leader Victor Ponta says he would not object to any court sentence against top party figure Adrian Nastase
The leader of Romania's main opposition party, the Social Democrats (PSD), said in an interview with HotNews.ro on Thursday that the PSD would accept any court sentence regarding former PM Adrian Nastase, who's the subject of several court cases which the PSD has so far described as politically motivated. PSD leader Victor Ponta's statement comes as Adrian Nastase broke Ponta's lines in a major internal struggle of the party.
Romania's main opposition party calls for Senate speaker Mircea Geoana to drop job, announce withdrawal of political support
The leadership of the Romanian Senate was undecided on Monday afternoon
as the main opposition party, the Social Democrats (PSD) called on
Senate speaker Mircea Geoana to withdraw from the second top job in the
Romanian state. The PSD group in the Romanian Parliament later announced
it withdrew its political support for Geoana and that it proposed Titus
Corlatean, PSD vicepresident and head of the Foreign Affairs Committee,
to take over the seat of Senate Speaker.
Romanian deputy calls for parliamentary inquiry as Romania has been lacking an ambassador to China for nine months
A Romanian opposition deputy said he would demand a parliamentary
inquiry at the Foreign Ministry to see why Romania has been lacking an
ambassador to China - a world economic power which Romania is courting -
for nine months, news agency Mediafax reports.
President Basescu's Democratic Liberals hold national convention to elect new leadership. Basescu's speech: Romania to have higher than expected economic growth
Romania's governing Democratic Liberal Party (PDL), the political group behind President Traian Basescu is to elect its new leadership in a national convention on Saturday and Sunday. Incumbent party president, PM Emil Boc, is facing Vasile Blaga and Theodor Paleologu in party presidency elections. The convention was opened with a speech held by Traian Basescu, built on several key messages showing that the party should keep its line if hoping to do well in next local and general elections.
State Secretary Nicolae Ivaschescu will ensure the interim of the Labour Ministry after Ioan Botis’s resignation
State Secretary Nicolae Ivaschescu will ensure the interim of the Labour ministry until a new minister will be named, PM Boc announced on Wednesday after Ioan Botis announced his resignation following a scandal involving himself and his wife in an association that received 500,000 million euro EU funds from an institution under the subordination of the ministry.
Vasile Blaga submits candidacy for PDL President: my objective is to maintain PDL in the government after 2012. This is the only way Romanians can have the guarantee of better living standards
Vasile Blaga is the second Democrat Liberal after PM Emil Boc who submitted on Monday his candidacy for Democratic Liberal President. He said his objective is to have the party in the government after 2012 to continue reforms started. It is the only way Romanians can have the guarantee of better living conditions, he said.
Emil Boc submitted his candidacy for PDL President: my objectives – to win local and Parliamentary elections in 2012 / I believe in a Romania that would reach the EU living standard
PM Emil Boc submitted his candidacy for a new mandate as head of the Democratic Liberal Party. His main counter candidate is Vasile Blaga and Teodor Paleologu. PM Emil Boc made his announcement on the steps of the party HQ where “I announced all my victories”.
Opposition official claims Romanian President Basescu was a communist-era political police informer
Radu Mazare, influential leader of the Social Democratic Party (PSD, opposition) branch in Constanta county, claimed on Thursday that President Traian Basescu was an informer of the Ceausescu-era political police, the Securitate, Romanian news agency Mediafax reports. Mazare statement comes as the Supreme Court rejected an appeal of Dan Voiculescu, leader of the Conservative Party (PC, allied with PSD), against a previous verdict that Voiculescu collaborated with the Securitate.
Social Democratic leader says Romanian opposition would support incumbent Sorin Oprescu for Bucharest Mayor
The Romanian opposition Social Liberal Union (USL), comprised of Social Democrats and Liberals, would support independent candidate Sorin Oprescu - the current Bucharest Mayor - should he prove to be the solution for an opposition victory in Bucharest local elections, Social Democratic leader Victor Ponta said in an interview with news agency Agerpres on Wednesday. For his part, Oprescu said he was honored by the USL support but that he remained an independent.
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