MPs bored with bill against government

The PSD (Social-Democrat Party) bill against the government was read out yesterday in the Parliament, in front of almost 300 senators and deputies bored with the issue. It was Cristian Diaconescu, a vice president of the PSD, who read out the text asking that the Tariceanu Cabinet should be dismissed.
Looking rather disinterested in it, the PMs sat listening. The Romanian PM Calin-Popescu Tariceanu together with most of his ministers were present. Ion Iliescu was the main PSD official who didn't attend. As for Adrian Nastase, Viorel Hrebenciuc and Miron Mitrea, they were there.
After the reading was over, the PM said he would comment on it only on October 3, when the debate was due. As for the PSD leader Mircea Geoana, he claimed the PM failed to realize the true sense of the bill, persisting in his false idea that it was a means for blackmail so that the PSD would take over. Mircea Geoana promised that all PSD MPs would attend the following week's debate and vote for the bill.

R.I.P.
Ziua Vineri 28 Septembrie 2007 http://www.ziua.net/english