The Romanian nationalist wins the first round of presidential votes
George Simion, a right -wing nationalist who promised to "make Romania big again", won the first round of the presidential elections of his country on Sunday, contrasting the recent trend of the voters who punish the candidates seen as friendlies against President Trump.With beyond 98 percent of the votes expressed in Romania, Mr. Simion was much further on compared to the 10 rival candidates, obtaining over 40 percent. A partial count of the votes of Romanians who live abroad, who generally tilt on the right, also gave a great advantage to Mr. Simion.The results, although incomplete, have ensured Mr. Simion a slot in a outflow on May 18 against the probable finer of second place, Nicusor Dan, the center -center mayor of Bucharest, the capital of Romania.Unlike the voters in Canada and Aus...










