De ce s-a blocat reforma ANI în Senat. Calculele din spatele unui vot cu miză de 770 de milioane de euro pentru România

The Romanian Senate rejected a law reforming the National Integrity Agency due to political conflicts, risking 770 million euros in EU funds. Amendments proposed by PSD aimed at retroactive application of incompatibility rules, affecting several politicians, including USR leader Dominic Fritz. Critics argue the amendments were politically motivated rather than genuine reform efforts. The former Constitutional Court president stated the proposed changes were unconstitutional, raising questions about PSD's intentions. AUR's role in the vote further complicates the political landscape, as they supported PSD's amendments but abstained from the final vote. The future of the law remains uncertain amid ongoing political tensions.