The Romanian Prime Minister and the party resigned from the government after the victory of the national vote

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Seolaco and his socialist democratic party resigned is to leave the government after a right -wing national candidate won the first round of the presidential elections.

George Simon, the position of Euro, who promised to put Romania first, won 40.9 % of Sunday’s vote, and is expected to win the flow vote on May 18.

The mayor of Bucharest will face a liberal Nikuor Dan, who was difficult to be defeated by the Social Democratic candidate (PSD).

Seolaco told the party’s supporters that with the coalition’s failure to achieve its goal and “it has no credibility after the Roman vote, I will suggest that PSD leave this alliance.”

His party was unable to power in a supporter coalition of the European Union after the elections on December 1, 2024, although the right -wing George Simon party, along with two other groups, attracted a third of the vote.

Simon’s victory was largely driven by popular frustration in canceling the presidential elections late last year. Its possible success on May 18 is awaiting nervousness in European capitals, as well as in Kyiv. He said he wanted the European Union of strong sovereign nations.

Ciolacu is now expected to submit his resignation to interim President Elie Bigran, who will then appoint Prime Minister.

Pipman took himself in the role of the temporary president last February because of the scandal surrounding the cancellation of presidential vote.