Romania PM Ilie Bolojan’s government toppled in no-confidence vote
Summary
Romania’s Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has been removed from office after Parliament passed a vote of no-confidence. The vote was supported by opposition parties, ending the pro-European coalition government and raising concerns about the country’s financial stability.Key Facts
- Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s government lost a vote of no-confidence in Parliament.
- The Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the Alliance for the Unity of Romanians (AUR) submitted the motion.
- 281 lawmakers voted in favor, and 4 voted against the motion.
- Members of Bolojan’s National Liberal Party (PNL) and its coalition partners did not vote.
- The coalition included the Save Romania Union party and the ethnic Hungarian UDMR party.
- The collapse of the government could lead to a fiscal or financial crisis in Romania.
- The no-confidence vote ended a pro-European coalition government.
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