Pro-EU technocratic government installed in Romania

‘Romania’s Social Democratic Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned on November 4, following right-wing demonstrations against his government. The protests, held in the aftermath of a deadly nightclub fire in Bucharest on October 30, were organized by media outlets and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) with links to various European interests and attended largely by professionals and layers of the middle class. Between 10,000 and 20,000 people took part in rallies organized in the Romanian capital of Bucharest and other cities throughout last week, with far greater numbers being cited in the media.

The protests were also supported by pseudo-left outlets, such as the CriticAtac platform and the Socialist Party (former Socialist Alliance), the Romanian sister-party of the German Left Party. Among the groups present was Action 2012, an umbrella of NGOs whose members have engaged in provocations inside the neighbouring Republic of Moldova.’

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