Florin Manole discusses political legacy and Romanian social issues

Former Romanian Minister of Labor Florin Manole discussed his political career, personal views, and legislative decisions in a recent interview. Manole addressed his 2017 vote against the Coalition for Family, noting that while he received mixed reactions, he would make the same decision today.

Regarding his professional legacy, Manole expressed regret over not completing a campaign to transition Ministry of Labor payments from cash to card transactions. He also shared his vision for the future, stating that if he left politics, he would return to education or non-governmental organizations.

On a cultural and historical note, Manole emphasized the importance of establishing a Holocaust Museum in Bucharest, suggesting that if he held the presidency, he would use his influence to ensure the project's completion. He also commented on political colleagues, describing Diana Buzoianu as a ‘great disappointment’ and mentioning Dominic Fritz as someone he would not wish to be photographed with.