Când PSD cere nominalizarea lui Sorin Grindeanu pentru funcția de premier, un cunoscut politolog dă „cel mai probabil” un alt scenariu: „Nu sunt sigur că va fi Nazare”

Cristian Pîrvulescu, a political scientist, suggests that the upcoming weeks are crucial for resolving Romania's political crisis. He believes that anticipated elections would prolong instability rather than solve it. Pîrvulescu argues that the president is unlikely to call for early elections and that the next step should involve consultations to nominate a new prime minister, potentially a technocrat. He emphasizes that changing the parliamentary configuration alone won't resolve the crisis, as parties must be able to form a functional majority. Pîrvulescu also highlights the misuse of presidential suspension as a political tool, linking it to two decades of political instability in Romania. He concludes that a new government led by a technocratic prime minister is more likely than a purely technocratic government.