Talk:Second Filat Cabinet
I'm arriving at this page and it's a bit outdated. It claims this is the current government, but the Romanian Wikipedia as well as all news sources and the government website recognize Prime Minister Leanca. It's time for an update here. The succession box is already filled in and the next page started, but there are old improvement needed tags on it and it can use some touch-up as well, so I'll stop there next. I don't expect any of my changes to be controversial, just stopping in to say hi and note that I'll be doing this over the next few days.
My thanks to those who have created what's already here. 75.168.196.189 (talk) 07:21, 6 March 2014 (UTC)
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