Adrian Toni Neacșu explică: Suspendarea președintelui și alegerile parlamentare anticipate se exclud reciproc

Adrian Toni Neacșu clarifies that the suspension of President Nicușor Dan and early parliamentary elections are mutually exclusive actions. AUR is pursuing both, but Neacșu argues that constitutional provisions prevent these from occurring simultaneously. He explains that if the president is suspended, a national referendum must follow, leading to presidential elections that take at least 120 days. Furthermore, if a government is voted in during this period, the possibility of early elections vanishes. Neacșu suggests that instead of suspension, the president should be compelled to fulfill his constitutional duties through a constitutional court appeal.