Majoritatea se negociază din nou, iar partidele evită să spună limpede pe ce guvern mizează

The political landscape in Romania is shifting as parties negotiate a new majority, but transparency and a clear public plan are lacking. Discussions have moved towards party agreements rather than a solid political project. UDMR sources indicate that strategies are being devised to involve PSD in supporting the future government. PSD demands a public plan before voting negotiations, emphasizing the need for clarity on the government's direction. Criticism from Sorin Grindeanu highlights concerns over the focus on power-sharing rather than a coherent political agenda. The real issue remains who will govern and at what political cost, with parties seemingly prioritizing control over genuine public engagement.