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Romania’s government crisis deepens after Parliament rejects Veștea cabinet
The cabinet put forth by Adrian Veștea, a vice-president of the National Liberal Party until his expulsion just a day prior, failed to obtain the investiture vote in Parliament on Monday, June 22, during a voting session that dragged past…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
The cabinet put forth by Adrian Veștea, a vice-president of the National Liberal Party until his expulsion just a day prior, failed to obtain the investiture vote in Parliament on Monday, June 22, during a voting session that dragged past midnight.
The Veștea government gathered only 189 votes in favor and 23 against out of the 287 MPs declared present. The cabinet would have needed a minimum of 233 votes in favor to pass.
