What Nicușor Dan says that he will do if he does not win the presidential elections: “Some people gave me the mandate to do some things for them”

Asked on Saturday, if he will resign from the City Hall, if he will not become the President of Romania, the independent candidate Nicușor Dan has vehemently rejected the scenario in which he would give up the mayor's office, reasoning that the Bucharest people voted to “to do some things for them”.

The general mayor of the Capital and the independent candidate at the May elections, Nicușor Dan, was asked in the Saturday edition of the Insider Political show to do if he will lose the presidential elections, implicitly if he will renounce the management position in the Bucharest City Hall.

“I return to the City Hall and continue the things I started for the City Hall. Not (no.

He was also asked by the moderator if a defeat in the elections for the President of Romania would mean the conclusion of his political career, reports News.ro.

“My career plan is less important than the things we can do for Romania or Bucharest. If I were to think about my career, I would go to conferences, I had a very, very interesting life,” said Nicuşor Dan.

If he wins the chair from Cotroceni, the independent candidate has also stated that he will negotiate with the Parliament to transpose in the law the changes supported by Bucharest at the November 24 referendum.

“I cannot promise because the president does not give the laws, the laws are given by the Parliament. This is about the Fiscal Code, the law of the national budget, the urbanism code or the law of construction. But there are negotiation levers of the president, including the possibility to notify the Constitutional Court about the referendum.

There are two decisions of the Constitutional Court who say that a law that does not comply with a referendum is unconstitutional. I confess that I also tried, but I did not have the political support to take the law of the national budget to the Constitutional Court ”, said Nicuşor Dan.