In a statement, pro-EU moderate Nicusor Dan pledged to stand up for “isolationism and Russian effect” on Monday. A tense vote repeat a week ago was won by Dan, who is a Nato and EU member of 19 million people who live close to Ukraine’s war-torn border. The constitutional court in Romania abruptly ended a presidential election five weeks after claims of Russian intervention and the extensive social media promotion of the far-right pioneer, who was not allowed to stand again. Although George Simion, an EU writer and nationalist, easily won the first round of voting, Dan won in the next round of the run-off. Dan, 55, is scheduled to take the oath of office in parliament at noon ( GMT ). Ilie Bolojan, who has been tipped as a potential prime minister, will match the former governor of Bucharest at the end of their meeting. Dan, who has pledged to open a “new book” for Romania, traveled to Warsaw on Sunday to help pro-EU Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, who hopes to win the Polish president on Sunday. ” We won the national elections in Romania. At a Trzaskowski protest, Dan addressed the crowds at which people rejected protectionism and Russian influence. Did stand up for what authorities are on the lookout for after lots of TikTok users called for a rally on Monday. Tensions remain high in Romania. ” We does withstand” Simion, 38, stated on Twitter that he would not been protesting on Monday, but he did so on Sunday. After Simion’s request to withdraw the ballot was rejected, Romania’s constitutional court on Thursday granted the election results. Simion alleged that there was unusual disturbance, including from France, and criticized the court’s decision as a” coupd’etat.” On May 4, Simion easily won the first-round of the election, supporting the EU’s “absurd guidelines” and promising to reduce aid to Ukraine. However, Dan won about 54 % of the vote in the run-off. The leader of Romania appoints top positions, including prime minister, and has considerable influence over foreign policy, including holding positions that include representing the nation at NATO and EU summits. Dan, a mathematical genius, has stated that he will communicate with all four pro-Western political parties regarding” not only the visit of the prime minister, but also the program’s outlines,” including justice changes. Dan has pledged to fight problem for an “honest” Romania. In the EU’s most endebted nation, Romanians are dealing with high prices. Dan, who was elected mayor of Bucharest in 2020 and is renowned for his restricted demeanor, has pled his support for Ukraine and has vowed to keep Romania on its “pro-Western” way.
