BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Threats made by the far-right, pro-Russian surprise frontrunner in Romania's now-voided presidential election against the country's top court were anti-democratic and dangerous, its chief judge said in rare public comments on Wednesday.
The Constitutional Court canceled the election in December before a second round of voting, after declassified security documents showed suspicions of Russian interference in favour of NATO critic Calin Georgescu, accusations denied by Moscow.
