The Social Democratic Party (PSD) accuses AUR, PNL, and USR of forming a coalition to reject the Anti-Corruption National Integrity Agency (ANI) Law. PSD alleges this decision jeopardizes €770 million in funding from Romania’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). The PSD claims the vote was strategically blocked to protect Dominic Fritz, a political figure. This action highlights tensions between Romanian political parties and concerns regarding anti-corruption efforts. The opposition argues the move prioritizes personal interests over national economic recovery. The blocked legislation and potential loss of PNRR funds raise questions about Romania's commitment to EU requirements and transparency. The situation is fueling political debate and scrutiny of the parties involved.