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From: Dorin Cheptea <dorin.cheptea@gmail.com>
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BTW, Romania is largely turning into a 2-party system, which can be seen
from the map I attach. This map is from a newspaper article that Christian
recommended above, but the article is in Romanian, so it's of no use to the
rest of you.
PDL (orange) = Democratic-Liberal Party, center-right
PSD+PC (red) = Social-Democratic Party, left (plus Voiculescu's
"Conservative" Party, which by itself is 1% or less)
UDMR (green) = Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania

PNL (National-Liberal Party) and PRM (Vadim's circus) are the 3rd,
respectively the 5th largest parties, but none of them managed to take at
least the second place in at least one of the 41 counties + 6 sectors of
Bucharest.

Currently, the government is a grand coalistion of PDL+PSD with exactly
half-half division from top to bottom. The prime minister is from PDL, his
deputy from PSD. Speaker of the Senate (third person in the sate after the
president and prime-minister) is from PSD, speaker of the Chamber of
Deputies is (a young girl) from PDL. Each has roughly 36% of the seats in
the Parliament.

PNL and UDRM are the only other perties represented there, but PNL's share
is expected to drop even more, because at the elections last December they
had the advantage of being in government and spent billions of euros, which
is one of the key reasons Romania got into the economic crisis (Romania's
economy is only 30% integrated with the rest of the world, which strangely
saved it from the crisis being much harder)

The president has to be independent, but he was the leader of PDL before
becoming president. There will be presidential elections in the autumn, and
the only question is whether he will get 50% in the first round or in the
second (his popularity is slightly lower than 50% now, but the poll usually
contain a lot of names with 1-2%)

Dorin

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nomic crisis (Romania&#39;s economy is only 30% integrated with the rest of=
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<div><br></div><div>The president has to be independent, but he was the lea=
der of PDL before becoming president. There will be presidential elections =
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