Terheș: MAE a cerut CJUE înlăturarea deciziilor CCR

Cristian Terheș discussed Romania's position in the EU, highlighting concerns about a request made by a Romanian representative at the CJEU. He claimed this request could undermine the supremacy of the Romanian Constitution, allowing judges to disregard Constitutional Court decisions in favor of EU law. Terheș referenced specific cases, including C-357/19 and C-430/21, which examined the relationship between Romanian constitutional law and EU obligations. He warned that such actions could threaten citizens' rights and sovereignty, suggesting that Romania has been positioned as a weak link in the EU. He emphasized the importance of maintaining national sovereignty while cooperating within the EU framework, and raised questions about the protection of Romanian citizens in conflicts between national and EU law.