A political crisis in Bucharest is ongoing, with blame shifting away from the Presidential Administration and towards political parties. Nicușor Dan's advisor, Eugen Tomac, stated the mayor is actively engaged with political leaders to resolve the situation. However, Tomac indicates the core issue lies with the parties themselves, who have established inflexible preconditions. These parties are seemingly unwilling to compromise on their demands, causing a stalemate in government formation. Tomac was initially proposed by Mayor Dan to lead a future government. The situation suggests a deeper challenge beyond presidential intervention, centering on inter-party disagreements and rigid stances. The ongoing deadlock hinders progress towards establishing a functional government.