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Romanian PM Muresan’s Cabinet Rejected by Parliament

Romania’s parliament rejected Prime Minister Siegfried Muresan’s proposed cabinet on September 30. Of 464 lawmakers, 321 attended the joint session, with 197 valid votes cast: 182 in favor and 15 against. The Muresan government needed at least 233 votes in favor to be sworn in.

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The vote is a decisive failure of the investiture threshold, not a narrow miss, which points to a coalition that could not hold together rather than an opposition that barely prevailed. The immediate consequence is a caretaker or interim arrangement, and the open question is who can assemble 233 votes in a fragmented parliament. For markets watching Romania's fiscal path, the risk is prolonged policy drift at a moment when budget credibility matters.

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