Polls show a sharp decline in confidence since taking office at the Cotroceni Palace
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Summary
Romanian President Nicușor Dan has lost nearly half of the public's trust within a year, according to recent polls. The decline comes almost one year after he took office at the Cotroceni Palace, with surveys showing a sharp drop in his approval ratings. Analysts attribute the fall to various factors, though the exact reasons remain debated.
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Nicușor Dan lost almost half of the Romanians' trust in one year.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlmost a year after taking office at Cotroceni Palace, Nicușor Dan records a collapse in trust among the population.
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Nicușor Dan lost almost half of the Romanians' trust in one year.
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideAlmost a year after taking office at Cotroceni Palace, Nicușor Dan records a collapse in trust among the...
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