George Simion, leader of Romania’s far-right nationalist party AUR, denied allegations of being a Russian spy and praised Donald Trump’s reelection before running in the upcoming presidential race against Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu. The election, with 13 candidates, is expected to go to a Dec. 8 runoff, and will also determine Romania’s next government through parliamentary elections on Dec. 1. Other key candidates include Elena Lasconi, Mircea Geoana, and Nicolae Ciuca, with Simion’s controversial views on issues such as the conflict in Ukraine and the Holocaust drawing criticism.
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