Ce spun foștii judecători CCR despre dizolvarea Parlamentului, după eșecul lui Siegfried Mureșan • Newsweek România

Following Siegfried Mureșan's failure to secure enough votes for premiership, former Constitutional Court judges discuss the implications for Parliament's dissolution. They clarify that President Nicușor Dan is not legally obligated to dissolve Parliament after this setback. Instead, he can continue nominating candidates until one garners the necessary majority. The judges emphasize that the Constitution allows the president discretion in this matter, and forcing a dissolution would undermine constitutional principles. They also note that the political crisis has been handled within constitutional limits, and rushing to early elections could lead to further delays in government formation.