What Ilie Bolojan says about a possible suspension of President Nicușor Dan

Ilie Bolojan, president of Romania's National Liberal Party (PNL), has declared that his party will not back any move to suspend President Nicușor Dan. Bolojan stressed the importance of stable institutions, particularly in a country where public trust is already low.

Speaking on TVR 1, Bolojan responded to an announcement by George Simion, leader of the AUR party, who intends to begin procedures for Dan's suspension. Simion's ultimatum is tied to the appointment of a prime minister, a decision he expects from the head of state this week.

"We can certainly criticize the holder of any office, regardless of the position," Bolojan stated, "but if we think about this country, we need stable cadres. And it is a decision that the respective party can certainly support."

Bolojan's comments highlight a division within the political landscape regarding the approach to governmental stability. While AUR appears ready to pursue drastic measures, the PNL, under Bolojan's leadership, advocates for maintaining institutional integrity and avoiding actions that could further erode public confidence.

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We can certainly criticize the holder of any office, regardless of the position, but if we think about this country, we need stable cadres. And it is a decision that the respective party can certainly support.