Un preot din Topoloveni a fost ales șeful filialei locale a PSD. Biserica Ortodoxă le interzice clericilor să facă politică
Dan Pavel, a priest in Topoloveni, has been elected president of the local PSD branch, despite the Orthodox Church's ban on clergy engaging in politics. His close ties to the local mayor and recent appointment as a public inspector raise concerns about adherence to church regulations. The Romanian Patriarchate has called for an investigation into his political involvement, emphasizing that clergy must choose between political careers and their clerical duties. The mayor confirmed Pavel's active priesthood, while also indicating a potential political succession plan.