Teodorovici: Eliminarea dreptului de veto, faptă penală

Eugen Teodorovici criticizes the idea of Romania giving up its veto power in the EU, calling it a potential crime if proposed after the fall of the Bolojan government. He argues that this would weaken Romania's negotiating power against larger EU states and could lead to unfavorable decisions being imposed on Romania. Teodorovici emphasizes that such a significant change should be decided by a referendum, not just by authorities. He insists that Romania must retain the right to oppose EU decisions that do not serve its national interests, citing the example of Ukraine's EU membership. The debate was sparked by Romania joining 11 other EU states in advocating for a shift from unanimous voting to qualified majority voting in foreign policy decisions.