Romanian far -right papist Kalin Crook Agreement to Poll

The Romanian far -right populist Kalinska struck to the decision of the Central Election Bureau (BEC) from the participation in the presidential election in May.

The Constitutional Court judges will meet on Tuesday day to discuss Georges’s appeal, and the final decision must be made by Wednesday evening.

On Sunday after 10-4 BEC, the BEC rejected its candidacy, saying that it did not “comply with the conditions of law” because the stiffness “violated the most obligation to defend democracy.”

Last year, the court canceled the first round in November voting – in which St. George came first – after the intelligence found that Russia participated in 800 Tiktok accounts that support it.

In his address, Grugez stated that “BEC exceeded its legitimate powers.” He also claimed that the decision of the Constitutional Court in the November elections should be relevant to his candidacy for the future vote in May.

In a report on the social media, St. George also called the ban “a direct blow to the heart of democracy worldwide”.

The decision of the election bureau caused the excitement in Bucharest on Sunday night. The skirmishes between police supporters and sturgeons, who gathered in their thousands outside the BEC offices, entered.

The BBC saw at least one car, and the windows of the neighboring bars defeated. At least four people were detained. More protests are expected on Monday and then.

Hrozhko released a video on social networks, thanks to the Romanian people, but adding that “we should not give birth or other forms of this kind compared to how it was last night. We are moving forward in the future of this country with great confidence.”

George Simion, an ally Georges and leader of the right opposition alliance for unification of Romanians (AUR), the second largest parliamentary party, said on Monday that Romania was a “middle coup”.

In the video on Sunday night, George Simion called for “those who have committed the public to be in public for what they were doing … Do you like Kalinka or not, he voted about Romanians.”

The Attorney General Romanian opened the case against the effort of violence, and on Monday he returned to the comments, saying he used “metaphor”.

On February 26, St. Bggus was detained for interrogation on the way to registration as a candidate in the election, which forced tens of thousands of Romanians to walk through the streets of Bucharest in protest.

The brutal critic of the EU and NATO – almost last year came to lead the first round two weeks ago amid allegations of Russia’s interference. Since then, he has seen some support for Trump administration.

Last month, US Vice President JD Vance accused Romania of annuling elections based on “contrived suspicion” of Romanian intelligence and pressure from neighbors.

And Trump Advisor Elon Musk posted on X, saying: “How can a judge stop democracy in Romania?”