Când a avut România ultima dată alegeri anticipate

Romania has not experienced early parliamentary elections for nearly a century, with the last occurring in December 1933 during King Carol II's reign. The political landscape at that time was marked by instability and the rise of extremist movements. Following the appointment of Ion G. Duca as Prime Minister, the Parliament was dissolved just days later, leading to elections that resulted in a significant victory for the National Liberal Party. The elections were characterized by political violence and the suppression of extremist groups. The aftermath saw the assassination of Duca shortly after the elections, highlighting the turbulent political climate. In contrast, today's constitutional framework imposes stricter conditions for dissolving Parliament, reflecting lessons learned from that era.