Local Politician Denies Anti-Hungarian Sentiment Amidst Romanian Election Campaign In the heart of Bihor County, Romania, Slieder Robert, vice-president of the AUR party, has publicly refuted claims that his party holds anti-Hungarian sentiments. The statement comes ahead of the crucial May 18th elections, where such accusations could significantly impact voter decisions. "These claims are simply lies," stated Robert in a video posted online. "We are all Christians, and our common enemy is far greater than any division amongst ourselves." He further emphasized the importance of unity within the community. The video shows Robert speaking outside a Reformed church in Săcueni, highlighting the religious aspect of his message. He also lamented the lack of progress in Bihor County over the past 25 years, using this as a further argument against the divisive narratives. The video's release reflects the complex political dynamics in the region, where ethnic relations and political allegiances often intertwine. Robert's direct address and emotional appeal could resonate with voters, potentially influencing the upcoming election results.
Unul din liderii partidului AUR din județul Bihor, de etnie maghiară, oferă o declarație impresionantă legată de situația politică actuală din Români…
