Who would vote for the Romans at the 2028 elections. Unexpected evolution in preferences, signed by Remus Čtefurac, head INSCOP
Head INCOP Research, Remus Čtefurac, has carried out a broad analysis of how the Romanian political preferences have changed in recent times. The departure of the Bolojan Government and the prefiguration of an USR-PNL alliance change data, and the surprise comes from the fact that...
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