The leader of National Liberal Party (PNL), Alina Gorghiu, accuses the head of Social Democratic Party (PSD), Liviu Dragnea, of leading an "aggressive campaign of disparagement" against the Liberals. "The PSD campaign entered a phase of intimidations, Mr Dragnea dreams of times when justice was at PSD's service. Dragnea thinks that criminal complaints scare us, that an aggressive campaign of disparagement against PNL and Dacian Ciolos will shut our mouth, will stop us from saying how populists and demagogues PSD members are. Nastase and Iliescu proceeded likewise. The same discourse can be found at their successors, Ponta and Dragnea: threats of jail, criminal complaints, repression, they are fond of censor. But Romanians reacted to their brutality and lack of democratic structure by voting", Gorghiu posted on Monday on Facebook, .
She says that "nothing is more false than the word 'justice' said by Dragnea". "Liviu Dragnea and the PSD showed us countless times what justice means according to them: They have done enough justice to Romanians from abroad in 2014, when they hindered their vote. They also have done enough justice to Romanians from communities ruled by PSD 'barons', where you know how difficult those people lives are and how well 'barons' are living. Most of PSD members have also done justice to Romanians when favoring Mr Oprea and other politicians that have gained immunity through their colleagues' vote. After 11 December, the PSD justice means a state of immunities. The anti-justice front will be institutionalised, the plan for suspending the President will become reality; Romania's engagement for Defence - 2 pct of GDP - will be abandoned, as well as the Western affiliation. Romanians do not need PSD's poor meaning of justice," stated Alina Gorghiu.
The PSD President, Liviu Dragnea, claims that there are suspicions of frauding the elections by PNL and USR and mentioned that in the Government are young employees who initially were volunteers and "who are shills for PM Dacian Ciolos". "I ask the state institutions with attributions in the upcoming elections and those who are working in those institutions not to think that those technocrats will stay forever and to think that everything that infringes the law will have to be paid by those institutions after the elections. Even if they have the feeling of being under a protective umbrella, those from the Government and those from the counties' institutions, should not be fooled, as all of them will have to pay," Dragnea stated on Sunday evening, at private broadcaster Romania TV.
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