Romanian MEP Diana Sosoaca Blocked to Candidate for Presidency by Constitutional Court

Diana Sosoaca, the nationalist Romanian MEP, is blocked from running for president. The presidential elections are to be held in December this year.

Diana Şoşoacă has been blocked from running in the upcoming presidential elections in Romania. The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) accepted a challenge against her candidacy, effectively disqualifying her.

This final decision follows a legal contestation regarding her eligibility based on specific criteria outlined in electoral laws.

The ruling has significant implications for Şoşoacă, who had positioned herself as a prominent candidate representing far-right interests. Her party, SOS Romania, and her supporters will likely respond to this setback amid a politically charged environment as the elections approach.

In her reaction to this announcement on Facebook, she accused the Jews of implication in her rejection from candidating for the presidential elections. She asked the Romanians to take to the streets and protest against this unfair decision.

I wasn’t even quoted. Such a thing is impossible. I don’t even know what the subpoena looks like, meaning all due process rights have been grossly violated. I ask the Romanians to go out into the streets! This is unacceptable. The only nationalists who could win these elections… So this means that the Jews acted against Romania. I accuse the Jews of involvement in the constitutional process. Such a thing is not possible!

MEP Diana Sosoaca reaction on Facebook, cited by Stiripesurse.ro

Further details regarding the legal basis for the court’s decision and potential next steps for Şoşoacă and her party are still unfolding.

Diana Sosoaca is famous in the EU for her appearance with a muzzle in the European Parliament in July this year.