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Incumbents
President
:
Klaus Iohannis
[1]
Prime Minister
:
Viorica Dăncilă
(until 4 November)
·
Ludovic Orban
(since 4 November)
President of the Senate
:
Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu
(until 2 September)
·
Teodor Meleșcanu
(since 10 September)
President of the Chamber of Deputies
:
Liviu Dragnea
(until 27 May)
·
Marcel Ciolacu
(since 29 May)
Events
January
1 January – Start of the
2019 Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union
.
[2]
May
26 May
2019 European Parliament election in Romania
: The biggest opposition party –
PNL
– wins the vote in the country while the new opposition alliance made of
USR
and
PLUS
wins the vote in the big cities and diaspora.
[3]
The senior ruling party –
PSD
– gets a score of under 24%, down from 37.6% in the
previous election
.
[4]
Their coalition partners from
ALDE
drop under the 5% threshold.
[3]
The
referendum against judicial amnesties
reaches the required turnout to be valid.
[5]
27 May – The
High Court of Cassation and Justice
upholds the ruling sentencing
Liviu Dragnea
, leader of the governing
PSD
, for three and a half years in jail for of his involvement in the hiring of two fictitious workers in his electoral stronghold.
[6]
29 May – The Chamber of Deputies plenary elects Social Democrat
Marcel Ciolacu
as its President.
[7]
June
30 June – End of the 2019 Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
[2]
August
26 August –
ALDE
decides to leave the ruling coalition and join the opposition.
[8]
As a result, three of its four ministers resign.
September
2 September –
Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu
resigns as President of the Senate.
[9]
10 September –
Teodor Meleșcanu
is elected President of the Senate with 73 votes against
PNL
candidate
Alina Gorghiu
.
[10]
October
10 October –
Dăncilă Cabinet
collapses after losing a
no-confidence vote
.
[11]
November
4 November –
PNL
leader
Ludovic Orban
is voted in as the new
Prime Minister of Romania
.
[12]
PSD
and
PRO Romania
officially boycott the vote.
[13]
Deaths
Further information:
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Deaths in 2019
Deaths
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December
January
Main article:
Deaths in January 2019
5 January –
Emil Brumaru
, writer and poet (b. 1938)
[14]
8 January –
Cornel Trăilescu
, conductor and composer (b. 1926)
20 January –
Petre Milincovici
, 82, Romanian Olympic rower (
1960
).
[15]
27 January –
Henry Chapier
, 85, Romanian-born French journalist and film critic.
[16]
February
Main article:
Deaths in February 2019
3 February –
Stephen Negoesco
, 93, Romanian-American
Hall of Fame
soccer player and manager.
[17]
March
Main article:
Deaths in March 2019
5 March –
Doru Popovici
, composer, musicologist, writer and journalist.
[18]
10 March –
Gheorghe Naghi
, director and actor (
Telegrame
).
[19]
18 March –
Egon Balas
, 96, Romanian mathematician.
[20]
20 March –
Leonard Wolf
, 96, Romanian-born American poet.
[21]
23 March –
Tudor Caranfil
, 87, Romanian film critic, TV producer and film historian.
[22]
24 March –
Cornelia Tăutu
, composer (b. 1938)
[23]
April
Main article:
Deaths in April 2019
1 April –
Vladimir Orloff
, 90, Romanian-Canadian cellist and music teacher.
[24]
8 April –
Josine Ianco-Starrels
, 92, Romanian-born American art curator.
[25]
16 April –
Valentin Plătăreanu
, 82, Romanian actor and director.
[26]
May
Main article:
Deaths in May 2019
20 May –
Remus Opriș
, 60, Romanian politician,
MP
(1992–2000).
[27]
25 May –
Nicolae Pescaru
, 76, Romanian footballer (
Brașov
,
national team
).
[28]
June
Main article:
Deaths in June 2019
7 June –
Elisabeta Ionescu
, 66, Romanian Olympic handball player, world championship silver medalist (
1973
).
[29]
18 June –
Pavel Chihaia
, 97, Romanian novelist and political dissident.
[30]
20 June –
Dumitru Focșeneanu
, 83, Romanian Olympic bobsledder (
1972
), stroke.
[31]
Alexa Mezincescu
, 82, Romanian ballet dancer and choreographer.
[32]
July
Main article:
Deaths in July 2019
4 July –
Eva Mozes Kor
, 85, Romanian-born American Holocaust survivor and author, founder of
CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center
.
[33]
25 July –
Mihai Mandache
, 58, Romanian Olympic swimmer (
1980
).
[34]
29 July –
Traian Ivănescu
, 86, Romanian football player and coach.
[35]
30 July –
Marcian Bleahu
, 95, Romanian geologist, writer and politician,
Senator
(1990–1992, 1996–2000) and Minister of the Environment (1991–1992).
[36]
August
Main article:
Deaths in August 2019
1 August –
Puși Dinulescu
, 76, Romanian playwright and film director, heart attack.
[37]
3 August –
Marcel Toader
, 56, Romanian rugby union player (
Steaua București
,
national team
), heart attack.
[38]
8 August –
Marius Todericiu
, 49, Romanian football player (
Brașov
,
Weismain
) and manager (
Darmstadt 98
), suicide.
[39]
12 August –
Florin Halagian
, 80, Romanian football player (
Dinamo București
) and manager (
Argeș Pitești
,
national team
).
[40]
September
Main article:
Deaths in September 2019
7 September –
Sava Dumitrescu
, pharmacologist (b. 1927)
[41]
18 September –
Alexandru Darie
, 60, Romanian theater director.
[42]
October
Main article:
Deaths in October 2019
15 October –
Tamara Buciuceanu
, 90, Romanian actress (
Silent Wedding
,
Everybody in Our Family
), heart disease.
[43]
29 October –
Mihai Constantinescu
[
ro
]
, singer
[44]
November
Main article:
Deaths in November 2019
2 November –
Leo Iorga
, 54, Romanian rock singer and guitarist, lung cancer.
[45]
3 November –
Sorin Frunzăverde
, 59, Romanian politician,
MP
(2007–2009) and
Minister of National Defence
(2000, 2006–2007), kidney disease.
[46]
5 November –
Larion Serghei
, 67, Romanian sprint canoer, Olympic bronze medalist (
1976
).
[47]
16 November –
Bogdan Niculescu-Duvăz
, 69, Romanian politician,
MP
(1990–2016).
[48]
20 November –
Dorel Zugrăvescu
, 88, Romanian geophysicist.
[49]
December
Main article:
Deaths in December 2019
23 December –
Georgeta Snegur
, 82, Romanian-born Moldovan socialite,
First Lady
(1990–1997).
[50]
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Poetul Emil Brumaru a plecat în „rezervaţia de îngeri“
(in Romanian)
^
Petru Milinkovics beigesetzt
(in German)
^
Henry Chapier, l'animateur du “Divan”, est mort
(in French)
^
Steve Negoesco, soccer coach who led USF to 4 national titles, dies at 93
^
”Omagiu compozitorului și muzicologului Doru Popovici”
(in Romanian)
^
Ne-a părăsit Gheorghe Naghi, regizorul comediilor cu Birlic şi Giugaru: „E total nedrept ca filmele să fie difuzate doar după ce protagoniştii lor ne părăsesc“
(in Romanian)
^
Remembering Egon Balas
^
Leonard Wolf
^
A murit Tudor Caranfil
(in Romanian)
^
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^
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^
A murit actorul Valentin Plătăreanu, tatăl actriței Alexandra Maria Lara
(in Romanian)
^
Remus Opriș, fost lider al PNȚCD, a murit luni
(in Romanian)
^
Nicolae Pescaru a murit. Ne-a părăsit încă unul dintre fotbaliştii care au jucat la Mondialul din Mexic 1970
(in Romanian)
^
Rămas Bun, Elisabeta Ionescu
(in Romanian)
^
A murit scriitorul constănţean Pavel Chihaia, autorul „Blocadei“, romanul scos de comunişti din librării şi topit
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^
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^
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^
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^
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(in Romanian)
^
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^
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^
Larion Serghei
^
Fostul ministru Bogdan Niculescu-Duvăz a murit. Avea 70 de ani
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^
Dr. Dorel Gheorghe Zugrăvescu
(in Romanian)
^
A murit Georgeta Snegur, cea dintâi Prima Doamnă a Republicii Moldova
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