Klaus Iohannis, who served as President of Romania for ten years, is facing criticism for his failure to implement promised reforms and for collaborating with the Social Democratic Party, undermining his initial platform against corruption. As trust in institutions erodes, upcoming elections may favor right-wing and extremist parties. The situation intensifies with a controversial recount of presidential election votes, leading to public outrage and fears of manipulation, while pro-European movements mobilize against rising extremist sentiments.