Minister Titus Corlatean said that besides the people of good faith, there were supporters of some candidates who generated a mood that led to the violence in Paris and in some sections of Germany, as Stuttgart and Munich, some came specifically to increase the queue, Mediafax reports.
Asked if he suspected that something might have happened that was more than a normal interest of the Romanians in diaspora to vote, Corlatean said that he knew the Romanian communities for at least 15 years and, in addition to "many people of good faith "who wanted to vote " , there were also people who were supporters of some candidates, who were overrun in the elections and whose supporters provoked and generated a certain mood including the violence peaking as was the case in Paris. "
"From the information that I have, there have been groups of people who came there specifically to increase the queue which hampered the progress," the Foreign Minister said.