Romania’s interim Economy Minister, Irineu Darău, publicly criticized the Social Democratic Party (PSD), stating they suffer from an “original sin” due to repeatedly violating a previous agreement. Darău, representing the USR party, argued PSD cannot regain public trust while resorting to pressure tactics. He specifically referenced past breaches of a protocol signed by the PSD. The minister implied PSD is demanding further concessions despite their own failures to uphold commitments. This statement surfaced during a Digi24 interview on Wednesday. Darău’s comments highlight ongoing tensions between the USR and PSD regarding political maneuvering and accountability. He suggests PSD’s actions disqualify them from demanding further cooperation.