HotNews a avut un dialog amplu cu Eugen Tomac, premierul desemnat care și-a depus mandatul: despre situația la zi, despre afacerile imobiliare ale lui Adrian Veștea, despre chemarea lui Ciucu la DNA și despre decizia Tribunalului Ilfov în cazul PNL.
Eugen Tomac afirmă că efectele crizei politice „se simt în buzunar”. Asta după ce „Oamenii au făcut un efort anul trecut pentru a rezista acestui șoc fiscal pe care l-a făcut guvernul prin măsurile pe care le-a adoptat”.
”Niciodată PNL nu mi-a spus nu te vom susține ”, relatează Tomac.
Tomac povestește cum a fost ales Adrian Veștea, „în câteva ore”, după ce președintele a anticipat că prima propunere de guvern nu va strânge o majoritate în Parlament.
Iar absența majorității, susține Tomac, a venit din cauza liberalilor: „Poziția inflexibilă a PNL ne-a făcut să credem că există și această premisă pe care trebuia să o luăm în calcul și anume de a nu întruni voturile necesare”.
Ce i-a spus, în discuția lor, Tomac lui Veștea despre calculele legate de voturi și ce speră consilierul lui Nicușor Dan că se va întâmpla în continuare
-Domnule Eugen Tomac, cum este văzută la Cotroceni apropierea lui Adrian Veștea de AUR? E drept, public, președintele când este întrebat de această asociere, spune că e treaba premierului să-și facă majoritatea. -Nu voi face aprecieri cu privire la modul cum evaluează președintele negocierile privind formarea guvernului.
Nu rămâne decât să sper că va reuși să convingă Parlamentul să-i acorde încrederea și să avem cât mai rapid un guvern. Fiecare zi în care nu avem un guvern înseamnă instabilitate, insecuritate și o Românie vulnerabilă. Este esențial să depășim acest moment pentru că el nu ține de disputa politică.
Ține de consecințele pe care le produce lipsa de predictibilitate pentru statul român în relația cu partenerii externi, cu instituțiile financiare și cu cetățenii români care sunt destul de îngrijorați cu privire la perspectiva pe care o avem ca țară.
Cred că în momentul de față cel mai important lucru este să renunțăm la jocul politic și să ne concentrăm pe o soluție care să deblocheze această situație tensionată pe care evident că nu ne-o dorim.
Tomac spune că el nu a discutat cu AUR
-Dar dvs personal ați discutat cu AUR sau cu SOS? – Nu am avut niciodată, nici direct, nici indirect, discuții cu aceste partide.
-Și cum vedeți disponibilitatea domnului Veștea de a negocia cu AUR? -Nu cunosc dacă a discutat sau discută cu partide cu care eu nu am vrut să intru în contact. Ce pot să vă spun? Că pentru mine a fost extrem de important să mențin o linie cât se poate de clară și de transparentă în ceea ce privește formarea majorității.
Cum va acționa și cum va proceda domnul Veștea, știe domnia sa cel mai bine. Ceea ce îmi doresc însă este ca România să iasă din această criză politică. Pentru că spre deosebire de foarte mulți oameni politici care pun mai presus de orice agendă personală, individuală, calculul politic și electoral, eu mi-am asumat responsabilitatea de a încerca să vin în fața românilor cu un cabinet de miniștri, într-un moment de criză, punând în primul și în primul rând în față interesul acestei țări. Înțeleg perfect consecințele acestui impas în care ne aflăm și ce se poate întâmpla în cazul în care nu avem un guvern.
În clipa de față, ceea ce îmi doresc cel mai mult este să avem un guvern cu putere deplină, capabil să atragă banii europeni. Chiar și cu prețul unor compromisuri. Nu dau eu sfaturi legate de modul în care negociază.
Mi-aș dori ca partidele să iasă din această logică fierbinte în care se află scena politică și să-i acorde votul chiar dacă a doua zi vor intra în opoziție. În rest, nu-mi rămâne decât să urez succes premierului desemnat. Eu am spus ce nu aș face eu, dar în rest nu am de ce să încerc să intervin în negocierile pe care le au.
Despre afacerile lui Veștea
– Domnule Tomac, recent, publicația Snoop a dezvăluit că Adrian Veștea a vândut cu 600 de mii de euro o fâneață către oameni de afaceri și apoi a semnat ca primar pentru ei documente pentru investiția imobiliară. Cum vedeți această afacere și ce mesaj credeți că transmite? – Eu am văzut foarte multe acuzații în spațiu public atunci când oameni politici au fost promovați pentru a deține anumite funcții. Până la o decizie în instanță, în orice caz, indiferent că privește pe domnul Veștea sau pe orice alt cetățean al României, îi dau o șansă și pun în față prezumția de nevinovăție. Evident că dacă va exista o decizie a vreunei instanțe, atunci voi avea un punct de vedere extrem de aspru.
Despre Ciucu: „Sper să treacă cu bine peste acest moment neplăcut”
-Joi, Ciprian Ciucu, primarul Capitalei și om politic apropiat de Ilie Bolojan, a fost chemat la DNA. Sunt întrebări legate de momentul acestei audieri. Dumneavoastră cum o vedeți? – Eu îmi doresc să avem un stat de drept puternic, o justiție independentă și cetățeni care să aibă încredere în instituțiile statului. În ceea ce-l privește pe domnul primar general, sper să t…
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HotNewsIndependentCenter2 days agoEugen Tomac, former prime minister designate, discusses with HotNews the current political situation, including the failure to secure parliamentary majority due to the 'inflexible position' of PNL, the selection of Adrian Veștea as prime minister, and other related issues.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a direct interview with Eugen Tomac, who provides his perspective on the political developments without overtly favoring any side. The framing remains neutral, focusing on Tomac's account of events and decisions made during the formation of the government. There is no evident sl
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- statement Interview with Eugen Tomac
Digi24IndependentCenter3 days agoAdrian Veștea, first vice-president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), announced his intention to run for the leadership of the party. He asked current PNL president Ilie Bolojan to delay the scheduled congress by one week to prepare a motion for his candidacy. Veștea emphasized the need for a 'serious and balanced' approach and stated that Romania's interests must come before party interests.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Adrian Veștea's announcement and request objectively without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It includes direct quotes from Veștea and mentions the context of his role in forming the government. The framing appears neutral, focusing on procedural steps within the党
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- statement Adrian Veștea's Facebook post
HotNewsIndependentLeft3 days ago PNL leader's response after the News proposed postponing Sunday's congress: The method of political steak makingDeputatul Robert Sighiartău, un lider influent al PNL din Ardeal, a criticat premierul desemnat Adrian Veștea pentru propunerea de a amâna Congresul Extraordinar al partidului, planificat inițial pentru duminică. Veștea, actual prim-vicepreședinte al PNL, a anunțat intenția de a candida pentru conducerea partidului și a solicitat lui Ilie Bolojan, actualul lider al PNL, să amâne congresul. Sighiartău a acuzat Veștea de 'fripturism politic', sugerând că ar încerca să obțină voturi pentru guvernul său de la AUR înainte de a lua conducerea partidului.
Bias read (Left): The article frames Adrian Veștea’s proposal to delay the congress as 'fripturism politic' (political grilling), implying he is manipulating the situation for personal gain. The language used by Sighiartău suggests distrust toward Veștea’s motives, portraying him as seeking power through political 'b
AdevărulIndependentCenter3 days agoAlin Tișe, a liberal politician and president of the Cluj County Council, has launched a strong criticism against the leadership of the National Liberal Party (PNL), accusing them of hypocrisy and lack of responsibility during the prolonged political crisis. In an interview with Antena 3 CNN, Tișe urged PNL members of parliament to support the investment of the new government led by Prime Minister-designate Adrian Veștea, stating that the party cannot sabotage the formation of a new executive. He emphasized that PNL must prioritize the rule of law over partisan interests and criticized the 50–
Bias read (Center): The article presents Alin Tișe's criticisms of PNL leadership without overtly favoring any side. It reports his calls for unity and participation in forming a government but does not present counterarguments or perspectives from PNL leaders. However, it remains neutral in tone and focuses on relays.
AdevărulIndependentRight4 days ago Traian Băsescu: Bolojan is acting against the national interest. Let Parliament and the responsible institutions give the country a governmentFormer President Traian Băsescu criticized the reactions within the National Liberal Party (PNL) following the nomination of Adrian Veștea as prime minister candidate and rejected accusations of 'treason' made by PNL leaders after the president's announcement. Băsescu stated that Bolojan is acting against national interest and urged the Parliament and institutions to form a government. He argued that the PNL received exactly what they wanted—a candidate from their leadership—and questioned why they did not form a minority government around Veștea. Băsescu dismissed the use of strong terms like
Bias read (Right): The article presents former President Traian Băsescu's criticism of current PNL leaders, using strong language such as 'acting against national interest' and dismissing accusations of 'treason' as politically motivated. The framing emphasizes Băsescu's perspective without balancing it with counter-
Digi24IndependentCenter4 days ago PNL convenes congress. Bolojan wants to exclude News and cut the number of bosses: "We must respond quickly and decisively"The National Liberal Party (PNL) has announced the convocation of a congress for June 21 and a National Council meeting for June 19. The move comes amid internal tensions involving Adrian Veștea, who may face exclusion from the party and potentially run against current leader Ilie Bolojan for leadership at the congress. Sources indicate that supporters of Veștea did not attend today's emergency meeting of the PNL leadership.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on internal party dynamics without overtly favoring any side. It presents both the actions of the current leadership (calling for decisive action against Veștea) and mentions potential opposition from Veștea’s supporters. The framing remains neutral, focusing on procedural steps,
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- organisation Comunicat PNL
HotNewsIndependentRight4 days ago A performance hard to match in Romanian politics. An ironic conclusion by a PNL leader about the chances of the new government being investedA member of the National Liberal Party (PNL), Deputy Gigel Știrbu, criticized the situation surrounding the formation of the new government led by Adrian Veștea, who was appointed without consulting the PNL. Știrbu argues that the government lacks broad support and is primarily backed by the Social Democratic Party (PSD). He criticizes the attempt to build a majority through promises, backroom negotiations, and interventions in political parties' internal affairs.
Bias read (Right): The article presents a critical perspective towards the current government formation process, highlighting the lack of consensus and suggesting that the government is being supported mainly by the opposition party. The tone is dismissive of the government's legitimacy and implies that the process is
HotNewsIndependentRight4 days ago Cristian Tudor Popescu, hard exit about Adrian's nomination by Nicus Dan News and a comparison to a former prime ministerCristian Tudor Popescu criticized the nomination of Adrian Veștea by Nicușor Dan to form the new government, calling it illogical and comparing Veștea unfavorably to former Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă. He suggested that Dan's decision was driven by personal connections and described Veștea as 'more foolish' than Ciucă.
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong negative language ('prost la prost trage', 'nătărău', 'nătâng') to describe political figures and their decisions, which indicates a clear ideological framing favoring conservative or right-leaning perspectives. The comparison between Adrian Veștea and Nicolae Ciucă also confl
Digi24IndependentCenter4 days ago Adrian News tells what President Nicuor Dan advised him to do next at the Cotroceni meetingAdrian Veștea, the newly appointed prime minister, confirmed he met with President Nicușor Dan and stated that the president encouraged him to continue efforts toward forming the new government. Veștea emphasized he has no intention of resigning and urged parliamentarians to support the future executive.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a straightforward account of the meeting between Adrian Veștea and President Nicușor Dan without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It quotes Veștea directly and does not take a stance on his actions or decisions, merely relaying his statements and the context of the
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- statement Adrian Veștea's statement
AdevărulIndependentCenter4 days ago Adrian Vesta does not believe he will be excluded from the NLP:Adrian Veștea, the newly appointed prime minister, announced that he has finalized the government program and will submit the list of ministers and necessary documents for the investment of the new executive on Wednesday. He expressed disbelief that a party would expel its own prime minister, stating that such a scenario has not occurred in Romania in recent history. Veștea also denied any possibility of excluding PNL leader Ilie Bolojan if he becomes prime minister, emphasizing his non-confrontational approach and lack of legal issues.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Adrian Veștea's statements without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from Veștea expressing his views on potential exclusion from the party and his stance towards PNL leader Ilie Bolojan. The framing remains neutral, focusing on Veștea’s assertions rather than
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- statement Adrian Veștea's statements
AdevărulIndependentCenter5 days ago How anti-Boland liberal MPs justify support for the Old Government: PNL no longer talks about national interest but about party interestThe National Political Bureau of Romania's Liberal Party (PNL) has decided not to support the government led by Adrian Veștea, who was nominated by President Nicușor Dan. Despite this decision, around 20 anti-Bolojan MPs might still vote in favor of the government, risking expulsion from the party. Some MPs have indicated they could reconsider their stance depending on how the situation develops.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the decision of the PNL leadership to reject supporting the Veștea government and notes potential dissent among some members. It includes quotes from officials and mentions internal discussions without overtly favoring any side. The framing remains neutral, focusing on reported
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- study Stenogramele ședinței PNL
AdevărulIndependentCenter5 days ago News about the votes that will help him form the Government: "I don't mind at all that there will be AUR MPs who will vote for me out of patriotism"The newly appointed Prime Minister Adrian Veștea stated he has no reservations about engaging in discussions with all parliamentary parties, including AUR, in an effort to form a governing majority. He emphasized that he does not mind if AUR MPs support his government out of patriotism. This comes amid President Nicușor Dan's repeated refusal to back a prime minister relying on AUR votes, which he labels 'anti-Western.'
Bias read (Center): The article presents Veștea's statements directly without apparent editorializing or biased language. It includes both Veștea's position and the opposing stance of President Dan regarding AUR, offering balanced context.
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- press release Realitatea TV interview with Adrian Veștea
G4MediaIndependentCenter5 days agoAdrian Veștea, the prime minister of Nicușor Dan, announced he will not resign and is waiting for votes from extreme-right members of AUR. He stated he has no reservations and is not bothered by the fact that some AUR parliamentarians will vote for him out of patriotism.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a direct quote from Adrian Veștea without editorializing or biased language. It reports his statement objectively, without emphasizing any particular viewpoint or omitting relevant context.
AdevărulIndependentRight5 days ago Why News was elected prime minister. Peiu: A certain system under which the president is in charge uses vulnerable peoplePetrișor Peiu, leader of the AUR senators, stated during an interview with Adevărul that Adrian Veștea was chosen as prime minister because he is more vulnerable and easier to control compared to other candidates like Predoiu or Nazare. He suggested that a system led by the President exploits vulnerable individuals. Peiu criticized Veștea for graduating from a defunct university and spending four years after high school before attending university, calling it 'scandalous' to appoint someone with such a background as prime minister following the Ciolacu incident. He also warned that the PSD may
Bias read (Right): The article presents statements from Petrișor Peiu, a right-wing politician, criticizing Adrian Veștea’s qualifications and suggesting a system led by the president exploits vulnerable people. The framing emphasizes Veștea’s perceived weaknesses and implies systemic issues under the current regime,
HotNewsIndependentLeft5 days ago Even during his undergraduate studies, a question arose: How did an Olympian like Nick Dan get to team up with the weakest in his class?The article discusses Adrian Veștea's nomination as prime minister candidate by Nicușor Dan during the period of national education evaluations, including the Bacalaureate exams. It questions whether Veștea is adequately prepared for such a role, emphasizing the importance of formal education and institutional loyalty. The piece critiques Veștea's perceived lack of institutional loyalty and compares him to other politicians like Viorica Dăncilă and Marcel Ciolacu, suggesting he relies more on personal obedience than principled governance. It references an interview with Falcă, who criticizedVe
Bias read (Left): The article uses critical language toward Adrian Veștea, implying his inadequacy for leadership through comparisons to other politicians and questioning his qualifications. It emphasizes values like institutional loyalty and formal education, which align with left-leaning priorities. The framing of韦
HotNewsIndependentRight5 days ago The official message from PNL:The National Liberal Party (PNL) issued an official statement stating that Adrian Veștea is no longer part of the party after he ignored an ultimatum from PNL leadership to resign from his position as prime minister, which was granted by President Nicușor Dan. The statement claims that Veștea's appointment as prime minister was made without the approval of PNL's statutory bodies and violates the party's statute. PNL argues that Veștea's proposed government would effectively be led and supported by the Social Democratic Party (PSD), contrary to decisions made by the National Political Bureau.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the official stance of the PNL, using formal language and citing internal party statutes to frame Adrian Veștea's actions as a violation of party rules and a move toward aligning with the PSD. The framing emphasizes the legitimacy of PNL's decision and positions Veștea as acting
G4MediaIndependentCenter5 days ago Adrian News goes to Cotroceni for a discussion with Little DanAdrian Veștea is heading to Cotroceni for a discussion with Nicușor Dan.
Bias read (Center): The article provides minimal information and does not include any explicit framing, loaded language, or biased sourcing. It simply states that Adrian Veștea is meeting with Nicușor Dan at Cotroceni without taking a stance or providing context that would indicate a particular ideological leaning.
Digi24IndependentRight5 days ago Ilie Bolojan wants new consultations with Nicuor Dan for a new government, either minority, based on a national pactIlie Bolojan, president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), announced that the party has asked Adrian Vește to resign as designated prime minister by Tuesday morning, as he lacks the support of PNL. The party also requested President Nicolae Cîțu to restart consultations with parties for forming a new government, even if it is minority. During a meeting, PNL clarified its position against supporting the appointment of Vește as prime minister, citing concerns over democratic principles and lack of consultation.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the actions and statements of the PNL leadership, which is a center-right political party in Romania. The framing emphasizes the rejection of a potential prime minister without PNL support and highlights the party’s adherence to democratic principles, aligning with conservative/
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- organisation Statement by Ilie Bolojan after PNL meeting
Digi24IndependentCenter5 days ago Adrian's announcement after Elijah Bolojan gave him an ultimatum by Tuesday morning to file his warrantAdrian Veștea, the newly appointed prime minister, has stated he will not resign from his position despite an ultimatum from PNL president Ilie Bolojan, who demanded he step down by Tuesday morning or face expulsion from the party. Veștea emphasized his commitment to serving Romania and expressed disappointment that his proposal was viewed as hostile or divisive within the party.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both Adrian Veștea's refusal to resign and Ilie Bolojan's ultimatum without overtly favoring either side. The language remains neutral, quoting directly from Veștea’s public statement and describing the situation factually without editorializing or biased phrasing.
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- statement Adrian Veștea's Facebook post
AdevărulIndependentRight5 days ago Ilie Bolojan after the Liberal meeting: PNL asked Mr Veste to submit his mandate by tomorrow.The president of the National Liberal Party (PNL), Ilie Bolojan, stated after a six-hour meeting that his party will not support the formation of a government led by Adrian Veștea. The PNL has requested Veștea to resign by tomorrow, June 16, and instructed its MPs to refrain from voting in favor of such a government. The party emphasized that the appointment of Veștea violated democratic parliamentary principles by naming a vice-president without notifying the party.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the stance of the PNL, a center-right political party, which opposes the formation of a government led by Adrian Veștea. The framing emphasizes the violation of democratic principles and the demand for Veștea’s resignation, aligning with the party's ideological position. The use
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- statement Ilie Bolojan's statement
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