PM Orban: Any attempt to extend current Parliament's mandate will generate negative consequences
Publicat:Prime Minister Ludovic Orban claimed on Friday that the extension of the mandate of the current Parliament will generate "negative consequences", since the current Legislature is "dominated" by the PSD (Social Democratic Party), which is "just as inclined to do harm to Romania".
He was asked, in a press conference at the Ministry of Education, about the bill tabled in the Senate by MP Adrian Dohotaru which provides for the postponement of parliamentary elections for March 14, 2021.
"In my opinion, the mandate of the current Parliament expires on 20 December and, taking into account…
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