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Victoria Stoiciu, a senator who resigned from the PSD party, has proposed a German-model constitutional amendment. Her proposal aims to ensure that any party bringing down a government must also be capable of forming a new one, addressing the current political crisis.
Several Romanian political figures, including Victoria Stoiciu from the Senate and Sorin Grindeanu from the Chamber leadership, are facing public calls for their resignations. These demands stem from various political criticisms and concerns.
The Romanian government has collapsed after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament. This event has plunged the country into political uncertainty, with opposition parties now considering their next steps.
Romania's Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) have formally presented a no-confidence motion against the Liberal-led government and Prime Minister Bolojan in Parliament. The motion accuses the government of mismanaging public assets and seeks to remove the center-right administration.
Victoria Stoiciu has revealed advice from her former PSD colleagues, including being told to “pretend to be sick” rather than resign. She also stated she would have resigned even if PSD had voted for an AUR motion, believing the alliance would confuse voters.
Senator Victoria Stoiciu announced her resignation from the PSD party, citing the PSD-AUR motion as the reason in an opinion piece for HotNews.