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Anamaria Gavrilă

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Romanian MP and leader of the Party of Young People (POT), born in 1983.

Anamaria Gavrilă is a member of parliament and leader of the Young People’s Party (POT), a supporter of Călin Georgescu and a candidate in the 2025 presidential election. She has been criticised for repeated confrontations with journalists accredited to Parliament, including a 112 emergency call to have them removed. Former party members dispute her leadership methods; one accuses her of demanding monthly contributions, which she denies.

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Portrait of Anamaria Gavrilă

Photo: AUR Alianța pentru Unirea Românilor · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons

2Documented controversies
8Sources
0Formal charges · all time
0Convictions

I. Documented controversies

01

2025–February 2026

2025-2026: disputed expulsions from POT and a former MP’s accusations over contributions

Allegations

Several MPs expelled from POT challenged the leadership’s decisions; on 12 December 2025 a court annulled the expulsion of MP Monica Ionescu for failure to follow internal procedures. In February 2026 former MP Radu Ionescu accused Gavrilă of demanding 8,000 lei a month from some elected members and of covering for fictitious contracts or jobs. No criminal proceedings target her over these matters.

State of the evidence
These are attributed claims by a former member, not judicial findings.
Legal status — source text
Monica Ionescu’s expulsion annulled by a court (ruling against the party); contribution allegations not examined by any court.
Attribution
Allegedly demanding party contributions and involvement in fictitious contracts.

Last verified: 14 November 2026

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December 2024–May 2025

2024-2025: repeated confrontations with journalists accredited to Parliament

No legal proceedings

In December 2024 Gavrilă pushed aside journalists and their microphones in the corridors of Parliament. In March 2025 she called 112 to have police act against accredited journalists who were asking her for comments; according to reports, officers confirmed their accreditation and warned her about misuse of the emergency number. In April 2025 she accused journalists of filming her in the toilets, without any published evidence, and in May she told them they were “about to disappear”.

State of the evidence
Filmed scenes and reports by Digi24, ProTV, Radio România Actualități, TVR Info and Europa Liberă.
Legal status — source text
No proceedings over these incidents; a police warning about misuse of 112, according to the press.
Attribution
Repeated obstruction of journalists accredited to Parliament.

Last verified: 14 November 2026

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List of documented links (2)
  1. George Simion2 documented references
    • Coordination des candidatures de remplacement en mars 2025. Source ↗
    • Coordination politique après le refus de la candidature de Georgescu. Source ↗
  2. Călin Georgescu1 documented reference
    • Soutien public de la candidature de Georgescu. Source ↗

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