Ne jucăm de-a guvernul

The article discusses the political paralysis in Romania, where a functioning government has not been established for five months despite multiple prime minister nominations. It highlights the lack of decisive action and the legal and constitutional implications of a prolonged interim government. The author emphasizes that political parties are more focused on avoiding losses rather than achieving gains, leading to a stalemate. The piece suggests potential solutions, including early elections, a minority government with a limited agreement, and stricter rules to prevent future crises. It concludes by stressing the importance of accountability and the impact of political inaction on citizens' lives.