Parlamentul a respins solicitarea președintelui Nicușor Dan de reexaminare a legii care prevede eliminarea a 969 de urși bruni anul acesta • Știri Naționale Biz Brasov

The Romanian Parliament has rejected President Nicușor Dan's request for reconsideration and adopted a law allowing the culling of 969 brown bears in 2026 to prevent attacks on humans. The president's objections were dismissed by the Constitutional Court, and lawmakers pushed for quick enactment of the law. Critics argue that the law improperly assigns responsibilities to Parliament and targets bears not posing immediate threats. The proposed culling exceeds previous quotas for 2024 and 2025, and the law prohibits killing female bears with cubs under two years. President Dan contends that the law violates EU directives on wildlife conservation and undermines the separation of powers.