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Nicușor Dan — Președintele Nicușor Dan va avea discuții cu partidele din coaliție înainte de a anunța noul prim-ministru #NicușorDan #ȘefulStatului #News
Președintele Dan discută cu partidele pentru noua desemnare de prim-ministru
Președintele Nicușor Dan va purta discuții informale cu partidele din fosta coaliție de guvern, inclusiv PSD, PNL, USR și UDMR, în weekendul următor, înainte de negocierile oficiale din luni. Surse po… · Photo : AUR România · CC0 · Flickr
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October 1, 2026 at 11:11 AM
președintelui Nicușor Dan — Președintele Nicușor Dan a convocat consultări pentru a rezolva criza politică, în ciuda respingerii scenariului propus de cabinetul Mureșan. #NicușorDan #PreședinteluiNicușorDan #CristianTudorPopescu #News
Președintele Dan solicită discuții pentru formarea unui nou guvern
Președintele Nicușor Dan a convocat consultări pentru a rezolva criza politică din România, după ce cabinetul desemnat de PNL, USR și UDMR a fost respins de către Parlament. Decizia a fost anunțată du… · Photo : ANTI.USL · CC BY · Flickr
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September 30, 2026 at 9:31 PM
Wenn es Nicușor einfällt, Ponta genau 11 Jahre nach Colectiv zu ernennen, werden die Zäune von Cotroceni meiner Meinung nach in 5 Minuten fallen.

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Nicușor ist Ponta für den Einzug in die 2. Runde zu Dank verpflichtet, ohne ihn war Crin Präsident. Ponta wird auch …
Wenn es Nicușor einfällt, Ponta genau 11 Jahre nach Colectiv zu ernennen, werden die Zäune von Cotroceni meiner Meinung nach in 5 Minuten fallen. - Bytes Deutschland
Nicușor ist Ponta für den Einzug in die 2. Runde zu Dank verpflichtet, ohne ihn war Crin Präsident. Ponta wird auch von einem Teil der AUR + UDMR akzeptiert.
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September 30, 2026 at 8:45 PM
Unsurprisingly, Siegfried Mureșan’s government falls in Parliament
Unsurprisingly, Siegfried Mureșan’s government falls in Parliament
Romania’s months-long government crisis entered a new phase on 30 September 2026 when Parliament rejected Siegfried Mureșan’s proposed cabinet. The vote produced 182 “yes” ballots and 15 “no” votes, well short of the 233 needed for investiture. Only 197 of 464 lawmakers actually voted. The outcome was widely anticipated. Mureşan’s formula rested on PNL, USR and UDMR, which together hold roughly 169–170 seats. Even adding the 17 minority deputies would have left the bloc around 186 votes — still dozens short. PSD and AUR had already announced they would not support he cabinet; George Simion’s AUR lawmakers stayed away entirely while PSD members attended but declined to vote. This was the second failed investiture after Adrian Veștea’s cabinet received only 189 votes in June. The political deadlock began when Ilie Bolojan’s government fell in May. President Nicușor Dan has now seen two formal attempts collapse, meeting the constitutional conditions that allow him to dissolve Parliament. He has repeatedly said he does not want snap elections, arguing they would prolong instability. Dan now faces a choice: nominate a fourth prime-minister candidate or begin the dissolution process. PSD has signalled it is ready to try forming an alternative majority. AUR, for its part, has pushed for early elections and described them as preferable to continued deadlock. Polls help explain why the prospect of new elections matters. Recent surveys place AUR first, with figures ranging from 34 percent (CURS) to nearly 40 percent (INSCOP). PSD follows at 19–25 percent, PNL at 16–18 percent and USR in single digits. Simulations based on those numbers suggest AUR could emerge as the largest parliamentary group, potentially with well over 100 seats. That would not automatically give the party a governing majority, but it would place AUR in a far stronger position to lead or shape any new coalition than it holds today. Mureșan’s team presented the vote as a choice between ending the crisis or extending it. After the result he said the parties that started the deadlock had voted to prolong it and that the next move belongs to the president. Whether Dan nominates another candidate or opens the path to elections, Romania remains without a fully empowered government more than four months after the last one fell. The arithmetic that doomed the Mureșan cabinet has not changed; the political incentives of the largest parties have. Mureșan, who as an MEP steers the important EU budget file in the European Parliament, is now likely to return to his Brussels routine. Caption: Romanian Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan (C-L) is chased by reporters after his proposed cabinet was rejected by the Parliament in Bucharest, Romania, 30 September 2026. The government proposed by Muresan failed to win the vote of confidence during a joint plenary session of the two chambers of Parliament, securing 182 votes out of 233 needed for approval. EPA/ROBERT GHEMENT
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September 30, 2026 at 2:59 PM
Guvernul Siegfried Mureșan a picat la vot! Doar 182 de voturi „pentru”, din cele 233 necesare

Guvernul propus de premierul desemnat Siegfried Mureșan nu a obținut miercuri, 30 septembrie 2026, votul de încredere al Parlamentului....
Guvernul Siegfried Mureșan a picat la vot! Doar 182 de voturi „pentru”, din cele 233 necesare
Guvernul propus de premierul desemnat Siegfried Mureșan nu a obținut miercuri, 30 septembrie 2026, votul de încredere al Parlamentului. Cabinetul a primit doar 182 de voturi favorabile, în condițiile în care pentru învestire erau necesare cel puțin 233 de voturi. Rezultatul a fost anunțat după ședința comună a Camerei Deputaților și Senatului. Votul reprezenta momentul decisiv pentru echipa guvernamentală propusă de Siegfried Mureșan, susținută de PNL, USR și UDMR.
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September 30, 2026 at 12:39 PM
Kelemen Hunor, președinte UDMR, vorbește la RFI despre votul pentru Guvernul Mureșan.
Ascultați interviul ➡️ rfi.my/D5ev.f
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September 30, 2026 at 11:55 AM
Kelemen Hunor la RFI: Călin Georgescu este un produs al fostei Securități
Kelemen Hunor la RFI: Călin Georgescu este un produs al fostei Securități
Președintele UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, spune la RFI că vrea să creadă că procurorii știu ce fac în dosarul lui Călin Georgescu. Fostul candidat la alegerile prezidențiale a fost arestat preventiv pentru 30 de zile, în dosarul în care este anchetat pentru înșelăciune.
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September 30, 2026 at 8:05 AM
Președintele — Președintele UDMR susține că guvernul nu are suficiente susținători în Parlament #Președintele #KelemenHunor #News
Kelemen Hunor anunță eșecul coaliției pentru învestirea guvernului
Președintele UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, a declarat că coaliția formată din PNL, USR și UDMR nu are în prezent suficiente susținători pentru a învinge obstacolul de 233 de voturi necesare învestirii guvernul… · Photo : zooterkin · CC BY-SA · Flickr
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September 28, 2026 at 3:41 PM
Ministerul Educației RESPINGE legea uniformelor pt că încalcă principiul individualității👏„Nu există studiu care să ne demonstreze că introducerea lor ar reduce bullying-ul în școli". UDMR, USR, mare parte PNL, elevii și ministerul resping la unison mizeria formei fără fond PSD.
September 28, 2026 at 3:03 PM
Premierul — Mureșan anunță intenția de a discuta cu PSD despre propuneri din programul de guvernare #Premierul #Mureșan #News
Mureșan anunță discutări cu PSD pentru programul de guvernare
Premierul desemnat Siegfried Mureșan a anunțat luni că este dispus să discute cu liderul PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, despre programul de guvernare propus de PNL, USR și UDMR. El a menționat că documentul tr… · Photo : zooterkin · CC BY-SA · Flickr
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September 28, 2026 at 10:18 AM
... which rocked the Romanian justice system earlier this year. Romania is heading for a highly uncertain investiture vote this Wednesday for a reformist minority government headed by Siegfried Muresan, the national-liberal MEP, supported by PNL, USR & UDMR (the Hungarian minority).
September 28, 2026 at 8:52 AM
🇷🇴 ROMANIA | Avangarde

A recent voting intention poll for Romania by Avangarde shows AUR leading with 36%, followed by PSD with 23%, PNL with 16%, USR with 8% and UDMR with 5%.

➡️ https://politpro.eu/en/romania/opinion-polls/avangarde-2026-09-22/parliamentary-election
Avangarde: poll for the Parliamentary election in Romania, 22 September 2026
Avangarde: voting intention poll for the Parliamentary election in Romania from 22 September 2026. All figures, seat projection and coalition calculator.
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September 27, 2026 at 12:43 PM
premierul desemnat Siegfried Mureșan — Tánczos Barna a elogiat condiția fizică a premierului desemnat Siegfried Mureșan. #PremierulDesemnatSiegfriedMureșan #TánczosBarna #News
Tánczos Barna laudă condiția fizică a premierului desemnat
Vicepremierul desemnat din partea UDMR, Tánczos Barna, a comentat condiția fizică a premierului desemnat Siegfried Mureșan, spunând că acesta are cea mai bună formă dintre toți cei cu care a lucrat. E… · Photo : CC0 · Rawpixel
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September 26, 2026 at 2:48 PM
Tánczos Barna (UDMR): Cred că există şanse la o majoritate şi în această formulă. În caz contrar, prioritatea numărul unu este o nouă desemnare de premier
Tánczos Barna (UDMR): Cred că există şanse la o majoritate şi în această formulă. În caz contrar, prioritatea numărul unu este o nouă desemnare de premier
Vicepremierul desemnat din partea UDMR, Tánczos Barna,propus ministru al Agriculturii în Cabinetul Siegfried Mureşan, spune că există şanse în urma negocierilor care urmează la începutul săptămânii viitoare să existe o majoritate şi în formula PNL-USR-UDMR, care să voteze Guvernul. Dacă acest lucru nu se va întâmpla, atunci prioritatea va fi o nouă desemnare şi un vot pentru un guvern responsabil, a spus Barna.
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September 26, 2026 at 10:45 AM
🔴 PNL, USR and UDMR have approved the Muresan government's program and ministerial list: 16 ministries, plus three deputy prime ministers. This is not yet a government running the country. It is a coalition dividing the state into jobs, then asking Parliament to sign off. For…
September 26, 2026 at 5:55 AM
Romania’s Mureșan names cabinet as parliamentary support remains uncertain
Romania’s Mureșan names cabinet as parliamentary support remains uncertain
Romania’s prime minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan has unveiled the proposed composition of his government, backed by the National Liberal Party (PNL), the Save Romania Union (USR) and the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR), as he prepares to seek parliamentary approval next week. Romania has been without a fully empowered government since May, when Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s coalition was toppled in a no-confidence vote after the Social Democratic Party (PSD) left the governing coalition. President Nicușor Dan subsequently made two attempts to appoint a prime minister. His first choice, Eugen Tomac, withdrew after failing to secure sufficient parliamentary support. Dan then nominated Liberal politician Adrian Veștea, whose proposed government was rejected by parliament on 22 June, receiving 189 votes in favour – well short of the 233 needed. Veștea’s own National Liberal Party (PNL) had refused to support his government, while the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) also opposed it. Mureșan presented his governing programme to President Nicușor Dan on Friday during a meeting at the Cotroceni Palace, but stressed that securing the votes needed to install the government was his responsibility and that of the three parties supporting his nomination. The prime minister-designate said he had not asked Dan to publicly support the government, arguing that the president had already fulfilled his constitutional role by nominating him. “I believe that we must have respect for institutions,” Mureșan said when asked whether the president had promised to help secure the votes needed for the government’s investiture. The three parties supporting Mureșan have around 170 seats in parliament, below the 233 votes required for approval of the government. The prime minister-designate has therefore faced the task of securing additional support from other lawmakers. Mureșan has ruled out negotiations with the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR). Talks with the Social Democratic Party (PSD) have also so far failed to produce an agreement. Mureșan said he was willing to discuss the government programme with PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu, but the prime minister-designate did not attend a meeting at the party headquarters after Grindeanu invited him. The PSD is expected to decide its position at the beginning of next week. Against this backdrop, Mureșan has sought to present a government structure agreed by the three parties. He said the cabinet would have three deputy prime ministers, one from each of the coalition parties, with each also holding a ministerial portfolio. “There will no longer be deputy prime ministers who do nothing, who only take orders from the parties. Each one will lead a ministry and will have work to do,” Mureșan said. The proposed deputy prime ministers are Mircea Abrudean of PNL, who is set to take over the Interior Ministry; Radu Miruță of USR, who is proposed as defence minister; and Tánczos Barna of UDMR, who is proposed as agriculture minister. The cabinet also includes several prominent figures from the three parties. USR has proposed Diana Buzoianu as environment minister, Cătălin Drulă as transport minister, Oana Țoiu as foreign minister and Irineu Darău as economy minister. Andreea Chiș, a former judge, is proposed as an independent justice minister. The education portfolio is being considered for Mihai Dimian or Ștefan Pălărie, while Alexandru Nazare or Gabriela Horga are proposed for finance. PNL’s proposed ministers also include Dragoș Pîslaru for investments and European projects, Oana Gheorghiu for health, Sebastian Burduja for energy and Raluca Turcan for labour. UDMR is set to take the Development Ministry through Cseke Attila and the Culture Ministry through Lorand Turos, alongside Tánczos Barna at Agriculture. The proposed cabinet also includes Dan Resitnec as head of the General Secretariat of the Government. Mureșan said the final government programme and the full list of ministers would be submitted to parliament on Saturday. He said he hoped parliamentary hearings would take place on Monday and Tuesday, with the investiture vote scheduled for Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday. The prime minister-designate met Dan after spending the past week working with PNL, USR and UDMR on the cabinet and government programme. He had previously said that he wanted to meet the president once Dan returned to the country in order to present the results of those negotiations. Mureșan also left open the question of whether interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan would have a role in the new government, refusing to confirm or deny reports that he could become one of the deputy prime ministers. “I greatly appreciate the good things he has done in Romania,” Mureșan said of Bolojan, adding that he expected him to continue contributing to the country “regardless of the position he occupies in the Romanian state”. Caption: Romania’s Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan answers questions during a news conference at the Parliament Palace in Bucharest, Romania, 23 September 2026. Nominated by President Nicusor Dan following political consultations, Muresan announced a proposed cabinet featuring three deputy prime ministers ahead of a confidence vote in Parliament scheduled for 29 September. EPA/ROBERT GHEMENT Sources: EUalive’s partners Espress.ro and BGNES, adevarul.ro, digi24.ro, hotnews.ro
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September 25, 2026 at 5:14 PM