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The president of the PSD, Marcel Ciolacu, declared on Monday that he did not speak with Gabriela Firea, after announcing the first results of an exit poll that gave Nicușor Dan the winner, but that a discussion will take place. The leader of the Social Democrats also says that Firea should run for a legislature.
“I did not speak to Gabriela Firea. I will after this conference. I would like Ms. Gabriela Firea to run for a seat in the Romanian Parliament. I believe that Ms. Gabriela Firea should be in the front line of the PSD. The good results from PSD are also largely due to Ms. Gabriela Firea ”.
At the same time, President Marcel Ciolacu added that “yesterday’s voting results show us that the PSD is on the right track.” In his opinion, the PSD should “open up”, and “people who have been locked up for too long in certain public positions, regardless of whether they were PSD or PNL, were sanctioned by the Romanians,” according to Agerpres.
“The results of yesterday’s vote show us that the PSD is on the right track. The PSD will continue to present and propose concrete solutions and projects for the citizens of Romania. Romania needs an alternative to what it is now. Romania’s democracy needs a A strong and visionary left party, modern and adapted to the new demands of the moment. The PSD managed in a short time, through a program of reconstruction and modernization, to go from a score of 20% to a higher score At this time, PSD has the largest number of provincial councils, respectively 20, and the largest number of elected mayors, around 1,500. We remain the largest party in Romania. The internal reconstruction process has paid off at this time. “, said Ciolacu, in press conference held at PSD headquarters.
“People who have been locked up for too long in certain public positions, regardless of whether they were PSD or NLP, were sanctioned by Romanians. Romanians are always right and this should be our way, both for PSD and for the the rest”. All these things give us hope that in parliament we will certainly have a much better political score. “
Editor: Iulia Iancu
