Koreográfia szerint lépett Klaus Johannis

Már nem kifizetődő a magyarellenesség Romániában?

epa08387037 A handout photo made available by the Romanian Presidency shows Romanian president Klaus Iohannis making a media statement at the end of the working meeting organized at Cotroceni presidential palace with several representatives of the Government, on the topic of COVID-19, in Bucharest, Romania, 27 April 2020. President Klaus Iohannis announced on Monday that students will not return to classes this year, schools and kindergartens will remain closed until September 2020. Classes will continue to be conducted remotely, and students' final grades will be assign based on the results obtained until the closure of schools, which took place in March. The courses will end on June 12, as established in the structure of the 2019-2020 school year. The Baccalaureate exams and the National Assessment will take place on the established dates, but in conditions of health safety: the distance between students will be respected, the temperature of each person will be taken, disinfection will be done. Romania's 19 million inhabitants are still living under a full national lockdown in a bid to slow down the spread of the pandemic COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. EPA/DRAGOS ASAFTEI / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES Fotó: DRAGOS ASAFTEI / HANDOUT

– Már nem kifizetődő a magyarellenesség Romániában? – kérdeztük. – A magyarkártya annyiban jöhet be, hogy a szocialista választói bázisnak tekintett, főleg vidéki, alacsonyabban képzett, idősebb és nacionalistább gondolatvilágú szavazókat csábíthatja el. Mindezért viszont nagy árat kell fizessen, gyengül a jövőt jelentő városi fiatalok támogatása – mondta a szakértő.