Mircea Geoana said it yesterday while talking to some retired Romanians in Bragadiru.He claimed that, in case the bill against the government passed, there were three possibilities available: a left government, a right government or a multi-party one. He claimed he hadn't talked to the Democrats about it a day before when the new Patriarch had been enthroned.
He didn't even deny a possibility such as future government headed by the same PM, that is Liberal Calin-Popescu Tariceanu, but he argued that the present government was not an option. He commented he wasn't sure about a PSD-PD government to emerge and he neither denied the idea of a national union government to be grounded on this nucleus. He explained: "I can't picture a PSD-PD government. But if the PSD and the PD provide parliamentary support to a government made of members from more parties, this is a different thing".
Ion Iliescu: "A fanciful idea"
Ion Iliescu, an honorary president of the party, described Traian Basescu's idea about a national union government as "a fanciful, unrealistic idea lacking grounds".Marko Bela, a leader of the Democrat Union of Magyars in Romania (UDMR), is against the idea too, claiming such a solution is needed only at times of crisis, which is not the case in today's Romania. He commented: "A national union government is needed at times of crisis when, regardless of the doctrine, one must give a hand and settle the crisis".
Roxana Andronic & Razvan Gheorghe
Ziua tuesday 2 octombrie 2007 http://www.ziua.net/english
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