Eugen Tomac

The Opposition will lodge the motion of no-confidence in Parliament, on Friday, the Chairman of Save Romania Union (USR), Dan Barna, declared on Wednesday.

The chairman of the PMP (People's Movement Party, opposition, ed. n.) Eugen Tomac says that the PSD (Social Democratic Party, major at rule, ed. n.) is leaving behind a "scorched country", pointing out that "Romania is battling in statistics with banana republics in infrastructure."

The Offshore Law is paramount for everybody and especially for Romania's citizens, on Monday said Energy Minister Anton Anton, at the Chamber of Deputies, after the "Gov't Hour" adding that in his opinion "it will clear Parliament."

People's Movement Party (PMP) leader Eugen Tomac accuses the Government that the Emergency Ordinance on the referendum which amends the provision regarding representation in the polling stations obstructs the activity of a parliamentary political party and he announces that the Venice Commission and the Ombudsman will be notified in this respect.

Eugen Tomac was elected on Saturday as the new Chairman of the People's Movement Party (PMP).

The new executive chairman of the party is Marius Pascan and Dorinel Onaca is the secretary general.

The Extraordinary Congress meeting of the People's Movement Party (PMP) started on Saturday at the Parliament Palace.

During the meeting, the PMP will designate its new leadership, including the new chairman, after Traian Basescu announced his withdrawal from the helm of the party.

The existing partnership between the People's Movement Party (PMP) and Romania's former President Traian Basescu is solid, and the party is now compelled to prove that Basescu's trust is well placed in it by applying already set political principles, PMP national leader Eugen Tomac said Sunday in Pitesti, southern Romania.

A few hundred members and supporters of the People's Movement Party (PMP) asked the resignation of Prime Minister Victor Ponta on Sunday, in a protest meeting organised in front of the Government House.

Romanian Foreign Ministry, MAE, on Saturday said it will ask for official explanations from Russia's entry ban against the five Romanians, including politicians, a businessman and a military leader.

The centre-right opposition Popular Movement Party, PMP, elected a new leader at a congress on Sunday in the Romanian capital.

Eugen Tomac, 34, received over 90 per cent of the delegates to the congress. In his first speech, Tomac said he was convinced that the party could win the next elections and "make Romania stay proud among the EU countries".