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Romania holds parliamentary elections with far-right parties seeking to gain significant ground
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The presidential election in Romania was thrown into chaos on November 28, after a court ordered a recount of the first-round results. Security officials alleged that interference via TikTok boosted a little-known far-right candidate, Calin Georgescu, who won the election. The move came as the country braces for legislative polls and a run-off vote. Calin Georgescu knocked Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu out of the race. Romanians returned to the polls on Sunday, December 1, to elect a new parliament. The far-right is tipped to win, potentially shifting the foreign policy of the NATO country bordering Ukraine.
If the Commission suspects a breach... it can open proceedings to look into TikTok's compliance with the DSA obligations.
No decision made during this crucial period should limit the right of Romanians to vote freely nor further put at risk the credibility of the election process.
We are here, standing, alive, more numerous than ever, and with a huge opportunity ahead of us.
Attempts are being made to attribute a real election result to any institution, including TikTok, but none of the media and current politicians attribute real credibility to the Romanian people.
It is categorically false to claim that his account was treated differently from those of other candidates.
We've already recounted votes in Romania in the past, but not millions of votes, with parliamentary elections in the middle of it all.
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sources
- 1.Le Monde
- 2.DW News
- 3.France 24
- 4.Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata (ANSA)
- 5.Agence France-Presse
- 6.ANSA
- 7.Financial Times
perspectives
- 1.Russian Foreign Policy
- 2.Russia-Ukraine War
- 3.Election
- 4.Protests
- 5.Rise of Far-Right in Europe
- 6.Social Media
- 7.European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen
- 8.Multilateralism
- 9.Electoral Fraud
- 10.Hungary under Viktor Orbán
- 11.Enlargement of the European Union
countries
organizations
- 1.TikTok
- 2.North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
- 3.National Liberal Party
- 4.Social Democratic Party
- 5.Party of Young People
- 6.SOS Romania
- 7.European Commission
- 8.Save Romania Union
- 9.Alliance for the Unity of Romanians
- 10.Berlaymont Palace
- 11.Democratic Socialists of America
- 12.European Union
persons
- 1.Calin Georgescu
- 2.Diana Șoșoacă
- 3.Elena Lasconi
- 4.Vladimir Putin
- 5.George Simion
- 6.Marcel Ciolacu
- 7.Klaus Iohannis
- 8.Cristian Terhes
- 9.Donald Trump
- 10.Gina Visan
- 11.Nicolae Ciuca
- 12.Remus Stefureac