Cristian Tudor Popescu claims, in a Facebook post, that “PSD Europe mascarade is over”. The journalist states that the Social Democrats will vote in large numbers with George Simion in the second round of the presidential elections.
Cristian Tudor Popescu Photo: Inquam Photos/Bogdan Ioan Buda
The newspaper says that the PSD “burned it pro-European” for five years and that this has ended.
“By leaving the PSD from the government and the refusal to support the prooccidental candidate Nicușor Dan, the “European” mascarade of the PSD ends. In the spring of 2019, PSD led by Dragnea was gold before gold. Dragnea’s anti -European policy went to Romexit, removing the EU from Romania. The PSD then lost the European Parliamentary elections and Dragnea was convicted because the Ceausist nationalism was mixed with the system, with the power represented by the PSD. Gold appeared in the fall, outside the PSD, which allowed it to be not only anti -EU, but also anti system. Hence the quick success and unrestrained growth. In parallel, Psdciolacu burns her pro -European to distance himself from Dragnea’s memory. That lasted 5 years ”said Cristian Tudor Popescu (CTP).
He also claims that social democrats will now vote “in a joy” with George Simion, in the second round.
“Now, the PSD returns to his pure nature, nationalist-ceausist, considering that he has lost enough by doing the “pro-European” party. And little by keeping them that, by leaving the government, the economic, financial, political stability of the country worsens. And so, the fishermen who voted for Crin Antonescu at the party’s pressure, as well as those who voted for their heads on Ponta, will now vote in a cheerful, massive, with G. Simion. This is the true and eternal PSD ”, concludes CTP.
The presidential elections of 2025 bring in the second round a confrontation between George Simion and Nicușor Dan, with a considerable difference between them, of almost 20%. Economists warn that the result of the election could significantly influence the economic direction of Romania.
