BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's two largest opposition centre-right parties voted unanimously to merge on Saturday, combining their forces ahead of a Nov. 2 presidential election that will pit them against the ruling leftist alliance.
The Liberal (PNL) and Democrat Liberal (PD-L) parties will support a single presidential candidate, hoping to boost their chances against the left's likely candidate, Prime Minister Victor Ponta.
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