Corneliu Ciurea
The structure of the current parliament is such that there is a rather confident, stable, consolidated majority represented by the PAS with pro-European sentiments, he noted. And a rather loose, unstable parliamentary opposition with a large number of political parties, which are multi-directional, multidirectional, and not particularly able to get along with each other.
Therefore, the current parliament has two scenarios of functioning and development: preservation of this parliamentary majority of PAS and its strengthening in case of favorable political development for PAS, or disintegration of the current parliamentary majority, which will inevitably lead to the disbandment of the current parliament. Because it is unlikely that there will be any alternative parliamentary majority capable of replacing PAS on the pedestal.
In view of this, the current parliament has the option of either continuing the line that was formed in 2021 or a complete rejection, which entails early parliamentary elections. There is no third option.
“This means that for the parliamentary opposition the situation is not entirely favorable, because the potential for cooperation is virtually non-existent. The current parliamentary opposition parties are not the most, shall we say, energetic, due to the fact that the most effective opposition parties were not allowed to participate in the current elections,” Corneliu Ciurea believes.
