Protests break out while Romania prohibits a prophetic presidential candidate | News about politics
The Central Election Body of Romania’s Central Body Disqualify Debelly Candidate Calin Georgescu Since running in May, Rerun has encouraged protests.
In a detailed decision published late on Sunday, the Election Administration cited the previous judgment of the court as a reason for his decision, stating that Georgescu had not been able to comply with the voting regulations.
The decision threatens to enhance the constitutional crisis in the state of NATO and the EU members, as well as to contribute to all earthquake relations between Europe and the United States.
“The disadvantage, when he repeated the election, is to claim that the same individual fulfills the requirements for the takeover of the Presidency,” the administration said.
The decision on disqualification encouraged unrest in Bucharera’s capital. Hundreds of supporters Georgescu gathered in front of the election office on Sunday night, singing “Thieves!” and “traitors!”
Conflicts broke out as protesters threw rocks, overturned vehicles, and set up trash cans. The riot police used tear gas to dispel the crowd.
Disqualification comes after the Romanian Constitutional Court canceled the December presidential electionciting allegations of Russian interference in favor of Georgescu.
The canceled vote set Romania in the center of deepening the schism between the administration of the President of the United States Donald Trump and European leaders for the meaning and protection of democratic values.
Trump administration data framed the judgment of the court at the election in December as evidence of European governments that stifled political disagreement. European diplomats have expressed support for the independence of the Romanian judiciary.
Georgescu leaned in a growing controversy, publishing in English on X: “A direct blow to the heart of democracy around the world! Europe is now dictatorship, Romania is under tyranny! “
The Sunday verdict was reached by Marz from 10 to four, with the election administration covered by the Supreme Court judges and representatives of political parties.
However, the decision is not final and can be challenged in the Constitutional Court.
Controversy eye Calin Georgescu extends beyond the choice. Under the criminal investigation for several charges, including participation in the fascist organization and providing false information on the funding of the campaign.
