Romanian Social Democrats Cross 'Red Line' with Far-Right on No-Confidence Motion
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Romania's government collapsed on May 6, 2026, after the Social Democratic Party supported a no-confidence motion alongside far-right parties. This alliance broke a political taboo, leading to the fall of the government and raising concerns about increased political instability in Romania. The event may affect governance and public trust as mainstream left and far-right groups cooperate.
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- •The no-confidence motion was signed and passed on May 6, 2026.
- •The Social Democratic Party collaborated with far-right parties to bring down the government.
- •Romania's ruling coalition lost its majority following the motion.
- •Political leaders described the cooperation as crossing a 'red line' in Romanian politics.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Social Democratic Party forms a new coalition excluding far-right parties Romania could restore more stable governance and reduce political polarization.
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