Hotnews utilizează fişiere de tip cookie pentru a personaliza și îmbunătăți experiența Dumneavoastra pe site-ul nostru. Am actualizat politicile pentru a integra în acestea modificările specificate de Regulamentul (UE) 2016/679 privind protecția persoanelor fizice în ceea ce privește prelucrarea datelor cu caracter personal și privind libera circulație a acestor date. Va rugam sa cititi modul in care Hotnews.ro prelucreaza datele cu caracte personal. Prin continuarea navigării pe site-ul nostru confirmati acceptarea utilizării fişierelor de tip cookie conform Romanian President Traian Basescu has invited parliamentary parties for consultations on Thursday, November 29 following the two polls that took place in Romania last Sunday - a referendum on changing the the electoral system in Romania and the first European elections in the country. But only three parties agreed to attend the Thursday talks: the two parties supporting the president and the Hungarian Democrats.
Both the governing Liberals and the main opposition party, the Social Democrats, declined the invitation. And the Hungarian Democrats, who are a minority member of the government, said they would attend the talks out of politeness alone.
President Basescu is expected to make a formal stand in the near future about the failure of the Sunday referendum on introducing uninominal voting in Romania, which he sponsored but could not reach the necessary turnout threshold to be approved.
Few answer Romania President call for talks following low-turnout Sunday poll
de V. Olaru HotNews.ro
Marţi, 27 noiembrie 2007, 19:17 English | Politics
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