Oana Ţoiu criticizes Sorin Grindeanu at the USR congress
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At the congress of the Save Romania Union (USR), MEP Oana Ţoiu made statements about Sorin Grindeanu, former prime minister and leader of the PSD. She stated that the politician no longer has the courage to return to government.
As an example, Ţoiu recalled the protests of 2017, when thousands of Romanians took to the streets against Emergency Ordinance 13, a government act that amended criminal legislation. The government subsequently withdrew the ordinance after public pressure. According to the statements, Grindeanu would have meanwhile taken up a new public office.
In her speech, Oana Ţoiu called Grindeanu "the minister of woe" and "the country's foremost wailer," referring to the criticisms he would have made in public. These expressions are part of the political rhetoric typical of party campaigns.
The statements were made during the USR congress. At the time of publication of this article, there is no public response from Sorin Grindeanu regarding the accusations made.
Sources: News.ro
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