Eugen Tomac către PNL: Mergeți în Opoziție fără Demagogie
Prime Minister designate Eugen Tomac responded Thursday to the PNL’s decision to oppose his proposed government. While Tomac stated he respects the PNL’s choice to enter the opposition, he urged the party to abandon “demagoguery,” citing the PSD’s previous support for the dismissed government.
Why did the PNL refuse to vote for Eugen Tomac’s government?
The PNL leadership decided during a Thursday morning meeting that 76 of its senators and deputies will not vote for the government proposed by Eugen Tomac.

Ilie Bolojan declared that such an Executive would serve as nothing more than a “screen for PSD.” This decision places the PNL in the role of the opposition.
How did Eugen Tomac respond to the PNL’s decision?
Tomac addressed the liberal party via Facebook, stating he understood and respected the message. However, he told the party to “give up the demagoguery.”
Tomac argued that the “political algorithm” in Parliament shows the PSD voted for the previously dismissed government. He stated he does not need lessons from anyone and remains optimistic about moving forward.
What are the potential next steps for the government?
The failure to secure PNL support may reduce the chances for the Tomac government to be established. Tomac stated that those who care about Romania are welcome to join him.
As a possible alternative, sources indicate the PNL is taking into account a potential government formed with the USR and UDMR.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many PNL members decided not to vote for the Tomac government?
The PNL leadership decided that 76 senators and deputies would not vote for the proposed government.
What was Ilie Bolojan’s criticism of the proposed Executive?
Ilie Bolojan stated that the proposed Executive would be a “screen for PSD.”
Which parties is the PNL considering for a possible government?
According to sources, the PNL is considering a government with the USR and UDMR.
Do you think the political alignment in Parliament will shift toward a new coalition?