Marius Lulea, the first vice-president of Gold, after Simion has lost the elections: “Romania is today a captured state”

Marius Lulea, the first vice-president of Gold, sent a message thanking those who voted George Simion. He claims that they have offered hope for millions of Romanians, and now they will work to win the confidence of those who still hesitate.

George Simion, after announcing Exit-Poll Photo results: Inquam Photos/Codrin unic

“We thank all the Romanians who gave us their confidence in the second round of the presidential elections. Your impressive number conveys a clear message: Silent Romania exists, needs hope and asks to be listened to. I thank the colleagues in the party – in just four years we have achieved what others did not succeed in decades: to build the second party of the country, capable of proposing a government program and a candidate with real chances for the presidency“, Lulea said in a Facebook post.

His reaction comes after the golden candidate in the presidential elections, George Simion, said at the closing of the ballot boxes that he is the winner of these elections and that he claims the victory on behalf of the Romanian people.

The first vice-president of Gold claims that “Romania is today a captured state”.

“The institutions are politically controlled, the democratic rules are violated, and the law is only respected. In front of this organized chaos, we remained vertical, consistent and determined. Politics is a continuous struggle, and our strength is in determining to treat every battle as a decisive one. George Simion is the leader who has shown that he knows how to unite people, create teams and inspire confidence. He managed to carry a party born from the need for justice until he obtained half of the Romanians' confidence“He added.

He also thanked Călin Georgescu for “The lesson of maturity and dignity ”, which he would have offered.

“We will continue to fight for deep, Christian Romania, for a country in which respect for ancestors, traditions and values ​​to be rendered to national dignity. I offered hope for millions of Romanians. From now on we will work to win the confidence of those who still hesitate. He is waiting for us heavy economic challenges. Romania urgently needs intervention and a new direction. We are ready. We go further“He concluded.

Following the elections on Sunday, May 18, Nicușor Dan was voted by about 6 million Romanians, and George Simion by over 5.1 million people, according to the AEP, following the centralization of 99.51% of the minutes.