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Romania has banned the leader of the right side in the presidential voting of this country, and he has been criticized for “tyranny” and has been warned of respecting the wishes of voters despite the Trump administration’s warning.
The country’s election bureau said it was invalidating Clean George Sku’s candidate after receiving opposition to violating the law of extremism on Sunday.
Georgescu accused what he said is “direct blow to the center of democracy around the world.” In the message posted on X, he added: “Europe is now a dictator and Romania is being tyranny!”
The candidate has now taken 24 hours to complain, and the Constitutional Court further evaluates an additional 48 hours for evaluation. In other words, the final decision on the ban will be the latest decision by Wednesday evening.
The repetitive elections are scheduled for May 4 and 18 after the first round in November was paid by the Constitutional Court by the Constitutional Court in accordance with the Russian charges in favor of Georgescu.
According to a recent poll, he suggested that he is a leader, and some cite more than 40 % of support.
US Vice President JD Vance has condemned the abolition of last year’s elections, indicating European overturning European democracy. Vance accused the Romanian authorities for claiming “foolish” intelligence and pressure from other European capitals.
GEORGESCU’s supporters heard the results and collided with the police in Bucuresti.
Election authorities, BEC, decided on Sunday that Georgescu is partially prohibited from Georgescu on the same basis as the first election in December.
“It is not allowed to think that the same person meets the conditions needed to reach the president when he starts the election.”
Donald Trump Ally and Billionaire, which support GeorgeScu, are called “crazy” in X’s posts.
The Elections have received more than 1,000 complaints about Georgescu’s bidding, and most of them are associated with the approval of extremism and the Second World War fascist leaders.
“All the ban on GeorgeScu is related to breaking him. “He should not sacrifice his banned story of his political success.”
The top priority was questioned by the prosecution in a criminal investigation in relation to the relationship with the fascist organization, and the Nazis salute and suspected attempt to undermine the constitutional order.
Sunday decisions will make many Romanians who have long been corrupt and inefficiently rejecting the mainstream party.
The top priority controlled one -third of the Romanian Council after a separate election in December.
George Simion, the largest leader of the parliament, classified Sunday’s decision as a “continuous coup” of previous abolition. He said he would run to his place if Georgescu was prohibited.
Several candidates have submitted bidding for the presidential position with Georgescu, including the Bucure Sty Market NICUș or DAN and Crin Antonescu, which are supported by various mainstream parties.
