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Resigning chairman of the opposition National Liberal Party (PNL) Crin Antonescu said Thursday evening that he can surely be a candidate in this November's presidential election in Romania and that he can even win the election.

He reiterated that he will not run for PNL's national chairmanship, or else he would have not resigned the office in the first place.

The National Liberal Party (PNL) and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) have decided to build together a solid, lasting political project, the PNL outgoing leader Crin Antonescu announced on Wednesday, at the end of a meeting with the Liberal Democrats' leadership.

Resigning chairman of the National Liberal Party (PNL) Crin Antonescu said Tuesday evening 'there is availability inside PNL for a merger of Right parties.' He believes any merger has its complications, but insists that currently PNL has no appetite for forging a new alliance.

The leadership of the National Liberal Party (PNL, in opposition) tendered their collective resignation this Monday, but outgoing Crin Antonescu is to hold the position of the party's interim chairman until a congress is organized, political sources told AGERPRES.

According to these sources, the party's congress is to take place within the shortest possible time.

BELGRADE - The Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade, in cooperation with the Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia (RVLS), has put on an exhibition Freemasonry in Serbia 1785-2014, staged to mark the 95th anniversary of the establishment of the Grand Lodge of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians "Yugoslavia " (in 1919).

National Liberal Party (PNL) Chairman Crin Antonescu on Monday announced he would propose in the Political Bureau meeting that the PNL MEPs join the European People's Party (EPP).

National Liberal Party (PNL) Chairman Crin Antonescu thanked all the voters in the European Parliament elections after the poll closed on Sunday evening; he had a special mention for his Liberal fellows, who fought a difficult campaign, with PNL targeted by various diversions, but getting stronger out of it.

National leader of the opposition National Liberal Party (PNL) Crin Antonescu on Sunday said he voted the best team, urging Romanians to turn out and vote, as their voting is 'an elementary civic action.'

Chairman of the opposition's National Liberal Party (PNL) Crin Antonescu considers that the censure motion initiated by the Liberals on the state of governing will achieve its purpose, but admits, however, that its chances to pass through Parliament are "somewhat lesser."