VIDEO Serban Nicolae, speech hard: "My ethnicity was a civilized, your own ethnic lock in a cemetery .. To be ashamed" – New sources

Şerban Nicolae said the text of the motion of censure is a "mess". Regarding the allegations of Attila Korodi on the non-intervention of the Romanian authorities in the Uzu Valley, the PSD senator said: "My ethnicity is of civilized origin, your ethnic lock in a cemetery, "according to mediafax.

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"Do not be complicit in the great treachery of the Ushuaus Valley." This text with this misery can not be voted on, and I must say something to a colleague who said earlier, where the Romanians who went with the priests lit candles and there is evidence and they put flowers on all graves, including those with a Hungarian cockade. "That's what the Romanians did, my ethnicity was civilized, your ethnic lock in a graveyard and shame!" Senator PSD Şerban Nicolae was debated Tuesday to debate the motion of censure in plenary.

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The reaction of the Social Democrats comes after the leader of the UDMR deputies, Attila Korodi, accused on Tuesday during the debate on the motion of censure that the Romanian authorities did not interfere with the incidents in Valea Uzului , asking rhetorically why Gheorghe Cucos, the staff of the gendarmerie did not intervene to dismiss the violent "ultras".

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The text of the motion of censure initiated by the opposition parties, including the UDMR, refers to the failure of the organization of elections, to the situation in the valley of & Uzza and repeated attempts to order justice in emergency cases.

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On June 6, Heroes Day, several hundred people forced the entrance to the Uzum Valley International Cemetery after the local government banned access to it. Several hundred people, of Hungarian ethnicity, formed a human chain in front of the cemetery.