Ilie Bolojan, president of the National Liberal Party (PNL) in Romania, announced the party will not support the proposed government led by Gabriela Tomac. Bolojan stated this decision stems from the belief that the Tomac government is a maneuver designed to protect the Social Democratic Party (PSD) from accountability. He argues that approving Tomac’s cabinet would allow the PSD to avoid responsibility for the current political and economic situation in Romania. The PNL believes the proposed government serves as a “shield” for the PSD, enabling them to distance themselves from potential criticism. This move signals continued political tension and difficulty in forming a stable governing coalition. Bolojan’s statement indicates the PNL intends to maintain opposition and hold the PSD accountable. The rejection of the Tomac government further complicates the Romanian political landscape.