Alegerile anticipate, un scenariu tot mai vehiculat. Ce ar însemna pentru România? Pîrvulescu: „Noul Parlament ar putea fi la fel de fragmentat ca cel actual”

Romania may face its first post-revolution parliamentary elections due to ongoing political instability. The current parliament has failed to form a new government despite having the votes to dismiss the existing one. Political analyst Cristian Pîrvulescu warns that new elections may not resolve the crisis, as the next parliament could be just as fragmented. The constitution allows for parliament dissolution under specific conditions, but this remains a presidential option. Anticipated elections could coincide with budget preparations for 2027, complicating governance. Recent polls show AUR gaining significant support, potentially reshaping the political landscape, but the reliability of these polls is questioned. The president holds crucial powers in this crisis, including the ability to dissolve parliament, but faces challenges in ensuring a stable government post-elections.