Final election in Romania: What is at stake?

The favourite for the presidency is confident that he will win the election on Sunday. He shows attributions such as "pro-Russian" or "extremist" in conversation.

A presidential candidate from the right margin has already won the most votes twice. What is behind this?

In the run-off for the Romanian presidency on Sunday, the non-partisan mayor of Bucharest, Nicușor Dan, opposes George Simion from the ultra-right AUR. Simion had clearly chosen the first ballot with 40 percent of the vote.

Deureta and lehamity dominate the spirit of voters from several localities in the Dambovi, which I have asked them about the campaign and the vote for the second round of presidential elections. Beyond the center of the movement and the light, the course to Cotroceni seems much less animated. And the responses of the candidates or their latest gestures on Facebook or on TV have a rather weak echo. People have already formed an impression on vote…