In Bucharest
The Romanian Prime Minister, Ludovic Orban, on an official visit this Monday and Tuesday in Paris, will at least have the opportunity to leave the country its political concerns.
The leader of the PNL (National Liberal Party, right) went to Matignon to co-sign with Jean Castex
“the updating of the roadmap”
which accompanies a Franco-Romanian strategic partnership, set up in 2008, and focused almost exclusively on economic exchanges between the two countries.
If the fallout from this trip is undoubtedly encouraging, the return of the head of government to the country is less exciting, because Romania is in the grip of a politico-legal crisis which risks postponing the next legislative elections, as well as the recovery plans. , with Greek grilles.
After the good results obtained by the right in the municipal elections last month, their opponents, the Social Democrats of the PSD, are seeking to change the rules of the democratic game, less than forty-five days before the
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