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Valer Dorneanu responded to Ludovic Orban’s statements, made on Thursday night at Digi24, when the prime minister said that “the composition of the Constitutional Court must be changed, politicians must be removed from there, and that they are appointed there! to respond to political orders! ”. The president of the RCC says that he has “a bit of caution” to respond to the prime minister and assures that the RCC defends the rule of law, all judges being “experienced professionals” who cannot be classified as “political con artists”. The two are not in the first exchange of comments.
“I have the impression that the Prime Minister has a different kind of pandemic against me and the CCR,” he incites public opinion against the Court. I’ve known him for some time (Orban – ed.) And I’m a bit cautious when using the word polyruc. I know I would study at TCM Brasov. I don’t know if he has other studies to qualify us as he qualifies us, ”Valer Dorneanu told Antena 3.
“We are all experienced professionals, we cannot be classified as political con artists. We, CCR, defend the rule of law. In no country is the prime minister allowed to attack the Constitutional Court in the suburbs, “added the head of the Constitutional Court.
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban harshly criticized the Constitutional Court on Digi24 on Thursday night, following the “abracadabrante” decision it made regarding the parliamentary elections, saying that this institution must be “changed” and cleansed of political tricks, and of its composition should include technocrats.
He also blamed the RCC for the increase in COVID cases since the beginning of the summer, because it created a legislative vacuum.
“Many of the decisions go against the fundamental interests of Romania, I give you just one example: the decision to deprive the health authorities and the Government of any means to stop the spread of the virus, which caused an increase, the increase more spectacular number of cases “. Ludovic Orban added.
Exchange of comments on anti-epidemic measures declared unconstitutional by the CRC
On this issue, a war of declarations broke out between the two in early August. Orban also criticized Digi24 for the CCR’s decision on the unconstitutionality of some measures against the coronavirus pandemic. The prime minister said that he recommends citizens not to take into account the decision of the CCR, but to act responsibly. He stressed that the RCC is not the first decision to frustrate measures to protect the health and life of citizens.
Dorneanu’s response was swift: “Speaking of the criticism that we are constantly subjected to, either before the decision we have to make to remember, and even more so afterwards. In which of the European countries did the Prime Minister or other authority simply abolish the RCC? ”.
Publisher: Liviu Cojan
