Romanians in March after the arrest of your favorite president

Tens of thousands of Romanians moved on the Victory Square Bucharest, a place over the weekend, after the favorite presidential election was admitted for questioning.

Kalin Kaljko was raised on the way to registration as a candidate, and later accused of trying to overthrow the constitutional order, as well as membership in the neo -fascist organization.

“Trump’s mentality is the same as Trump’s mentality,” said Lavinia, when she ruled the cradle of a three-year-old daughter through the Romanian tricolor flags.

“He will listen to our opinion as we listen to it. We came here today for freedom and democracy.”

An unexpected turn came on the day of arrest.

Guns, grenade launchers and gold bars, buried under the boards, were found in raids for 47 Romanian police, aimed at a network that allegedly ruled a former French legionaries and police chief in the Congo Democratic Republic.

The current location of Horation in Petri is unknown, but its alleged ties have only added to the intrigue.

While Horace Patter confessed to illegal weapons, Higgie denied all violations.

In just three months, Romania moved from a stable and devoted member of the European Union and NATO, to the country where the right-wing pro-Russian figure came almost anywhere to become a favorite for the presidency.

St. Bgreya headed the first round in the elections of last December, but the vote for the departure was canceled after the Romanian intelligence showed that Russia participated in 800 Tiktok accounts that support it.

In the election, it is re -on May 4 and 18.

For the critics of the sturgeon photography, the weapon cache is the highest proof of its danger to the republic.

For their supporters, they are the last step of mud breeding, a condemned attempt at a corrupt regime to resist inevitable changes inspired by Trump.

On the roadside side, the lone bead played the same tune on the electric piano again and again when it passed by the sea of ​​protesters.

“We are talking about freedom of choosing our own president,” said Efty, Vice-President of the Romanian Patriotic Party, another right group.

One of the peculiarities of the phenomenon of Kalina Strogeska is that he seems to have gone beyond the existing nationalist parties, such as the Aura, the Union of Romanians, which won 18% and 63 places in the House of Deputies in the December 1 parliamentary elections.

Some surveys put it up to 40%.

Both the leader of Firebrand AUR, George Simion, and the SOS Romanian leader, Diana Sosaaka dimmed the fierce.

She is Efti rejecting the allegations against the sturgeon and some of his supporters like warmed turns:

“He was held accountable for everything before, and the case was closed last year because of the lack of evidence. So he is not a fascist, we are not fascists, we are just normal people who want to be able to choose our leader and exhausted by those in power now.”

In a quiet apartment near the noisy processions, Elena Kalistre, President Funky Gitizens, a liberal, non -governmental organization, admits that the longing for the participants of the corrupt elite has a certain basis.

“But if you have a house and the roof is traced. You don’t burn the house. You correct the roof, right?

“Unfortunately for us, however, the malaise we see throughout Europe, the lack of leadership, the lack of politicians capable of talking to the general public without trying to compete with the populists is also present in Romania.”

As a faithful US ally, Romanian military analysts have breathing over the fate of a large US military infrastructure in Romania, which includes 4,500 US staff. “Daka Spring”, the main exercise of NATO, scheduled for spring, was postponed before the election.

Candidates have by March 15 to register their candidacy for the presidential election. When the Romanian Constitutional Court rules that the cruel does not withstand the accusations that oppose it, how do Americans react?

US Vice President JD Vance expressed clear criticism of Romania at the Munich Security Conference last month.

“If your democracy can be destroyed with the help of several hundred thousand dollars of digital advertising from a foreign country, it was not very strong for starters.”

“Now the good news is that I believe that your democracies are much less tender than many people are afraid,” Vens added.

Romanians on both sides of the political spectrum seem unconvincing.