Un guvern care depinde de voturile AUR, SOS, PACE, POT pentru a exista îi transformă pe extremiști în arbitri permanenți ai puterii

The dependency of the Romanian government on extremist parties like AUR raises concerns about national security and political stability. Despite claims of moderation, AUR's actions suggest a trend towards radicalization. The situation mirrors historical precedents in Italy, where political shifts have led to significant changes in party dynamics. The current government risks compromising its pro-European stance by relying on votes from parties that oppose key national security measures. This dependency could lead to a lack of transparency and accountability in governance, affecting Romania's international relations.