Președintele Nicușor Dan n-a mai desemnat de 29 de zile niciun candidat pentru funcția de premier

Romania's President Nicușor Dan has not appointed a new prime minister after consultations on June 23, 2026, raising constitutional concerns. Legal experts argue this delay violates Article 103 of the Constitution, which mandates the president to designate a candidate following consultations with the majority party or represented parties in Parliament. Former CSM judge Adrian Toni Neacșu emphasizes that the lack of a candidate after 29 days is a serious constitutional breach. Dan claims no suitable candidate can secure a stable parliamentary majority, suggesting the responsibility lies with political leaders to negotiate. Romania faces a deep political crisis with limited government powers and expired interim minister mandates.