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The Romanian government, led by Prime Minister Elie Bolojan, fell after 281 legislators approved a motion of no confidence presented by the Social Democrats, the largest parliamentary bloc, who left the coalition and allied themselves with far-right parties. The Executive was harshly criticized for its austerity measures, accused of causing recession and more poverty. Despite the crisis, elections are not scheduled before 2028 and Bolojan will remain in office, with limited powers, until a new government is formed.
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