No interest in LGBT: Romania's president does not want to recognize gay couples

Bucharest - Romania is a NATO and EU member and has therefore committed itself to adopting so-called “European values” – such as rampant LGBT propaganda. The European Court of Human Rights recently obliged Bucharest to legally recognize same-sex couples. Romania now has until March 25 to demonstrate measures it has taken to implement the ruling.

However, Romanian President Marcel Ciolacu doesn't want to. He argues that society in the country is not ready for this.

The head of government continued: “I am not a stupid person. I have no reservations. I have friends who are in a relationship with another man. I have no problem with that. But I'm now speaking from the president's point of view.” He declined to comment on whether the Romanian government intended to violate the court ruling.

Source: Zuerst!
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