Did Nicușor Dan violate the Constitution in the negotiations for forming the Government? Explanations from Judge Augustin Zegrean
Nearly 3 months after the dismissal of the Bolojan Government by a motion of no confidence, Romania is functioning with a government with limited powers.
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Nearly 3 months after the dismissal of the Bolojan Government by a motion of no confidence, Romania is functioning with a government with limited powers. After the failure to invest the Veștea government, President Nicușor Dan has not yet made a new nomination, although he has convened several rounds of consultations.
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Nearly 3 months after the dismissal of the Bolojan Government by a motion of no confidence, Romania is functioning with a government with limited powers.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAfter the failure to invest the Veștea government, President Nicușor Dan has not yet made a new nomination, although he has convened several rounds of consultations
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Nearly 3 months after the dismissal of the Bolojan Government by a motion of no confidence, Romania is functioning with a government with limited powers.
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideAfter the failure to invest the Veștea government, President Nicușor Dan has not yet made a new nomination, although he has convened several rounds of…
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