Romanian presidential candidate accuses government of corruption after election cancellation

Calin Georgescu, the leading candidate in Romania's presidential election, has accused the government of corruption after the election was canceled. He claims the court's decision was influenced by foreign powers and labeled it a "coup d'etat." Georgescu denied allegations of campaign finance violations and links to Russia, asserting he only represents the Romanian people. He believes he was on track for a significant victory and criticized the timing of the election cancellation. The situation has divided Romania, with supporters of Georgescu viewing the court's actions as an overreach, while others see his rise as a threat to democracy. Police presence has increased around him amid rising tensions.