Dan Tănasă (AUR), după anunțul alegerilor anticipate din Spania: „Creditorii nu trebuie să primească drept de veto asupra politicii românești”

AUR deputy Dan Tănasă criticizes President Nicușor Dan's stance on early elections, advocating for citizens' voting rights amid political deadlock. He compares Romania's situation to Spain's, where elections are called after losing parliamentary majority. Tănasă argues that prioritizing investor reactions over voters' rights is unacceptable and questions the notion that early elections would lead to instability. He emphasizes that the outcome of elections cannot be predicted and insists that democratic processes must be respected, asserting that citizens should not be shielded from their own voting rights.