Kelemen Hunor, Photo: Agerpres
The president of the UDMR, Kelemen Hunor said on Thursday night at Antena 3, that the head of state, Nicuşor Dan, “has a huge patience, listens to everyone, wants to understand the problem”, but the solution must be offered by parties, as their parliamentarians will pass through the Parliament.
The president of the UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, was asked why President Nicuşor Dan fails to find a solution for this coalition and replied that this is, first of all, the task of the parties
“The president has a huge patience, listens to everyone, wants to understand the problem, and the solution must come from the parties, not from the president, from the majority. Until the majority does not propose a prime minister, the president has no reason to do, that that prime minister must have a majority and must go through the Parliament. quoted by News.ro.
According to the UDMR leader, “the ball is not with the president, it is with us, in the parties.”
Asked why he thinks that the leaders of the parties went to Cotroceni three times and went out as they entered, Kelemen Hunor said, joking: “Of course I came out as we entered, that we were not kicked out. Maybe the next time the president, if we do not go with a solution and would not be a bit.
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He reiterated the idea that there is no possible majority without PSD and PNL.
“This is life, we have to understand. This is mathematics. It can be without UDMR, we have nothing to do if this will be the solution, we do not argue, we do not get upset, because PSD, PNL, USR has a majority. Or maybe without USR, it is a thinner majority with PSD, PNL, UDMR, but it is also a majority.”
Asked also, if a prime minister has proposed in the negotiations, Kelemen Hunor said: “There is no proposal at this time. From anyone, neither PSD nor PNL. There is no proposal. I do not want to go into details. There is at this moment, from this coalition, a proposal of prime minister, but if not all, if there is no one. He does not take to centralize, I say that without premier designated, we risk going with the negotiations beyond June 20 ”.
