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Romania's Constitutional Court does not annul the results of the presidential elections

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Ultranationalist candidate George Simion has filed a petition to annul the May 18 presidential election. — Ultranationalist candidate George Simion has filed a petition to annul the May 18 presidential elections. Louisa Gouliamaki / Reuters

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Romania's Constitutional Court has unanimously rejected a request to annul the May 18 presidential elections. The defeated far-right, ultranationalist candidate, George Simion, had filed the petition citing alleged interference from France and Moldova.

Romania's Constitutional Court does not annul the results of the presidential elections

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