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Far-right first-round win of Romanian presidential election raises prospect of EU disruption
The far-right candidate, whose Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) has grown from an anti-vax movement into the country’s second-largest party, finished first in 36 of Romania’s 47 electoral districts and secured 61 per cent of the large overseas vote.
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