Save Romania Union Youth

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USR Youth (Romanian: USR Tineret) is the youth organisation of the Save Romania Union (USR). It was created under Article 89 of the party statute.[3]

PresidentAlexia Petrovai
Vice PresidentAdeline Petrovici
Roberto David
Radu Diaconu
Ștefan Lontcovschi
Alexandru Porcărașu
Iustina Ardelean
Alin Simionescu
Ilinca Ghiza
Andrei Grecu
Daniel Korcsek
Maria Kiss
Alexandru Furtună
Dan Sandu
Raul Mihai
Founded2019
HeadquartersBlvd. Aviatorilor, 9
Bucharest
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USR Youth
USR Tineret
PresidentAlexia Petrovai
Vice PresidentAdeline Petrovici
Roberto David
Radu Diaconu
Ștefan Lontcovschi
Alexandru Porcărașu
Iustina Ardelean
Alin Simionescu
Ilinca Ghiza
Andrei Grecu
Daniel Korcsek
Maria Kiss
Alexandru Furtună
Dan Sandu
Raul Mihai
Founded2019
HeadquartersBlvd. Aviatorilor, 9
Bucharest
Mother partySave Romania Union (USR)
International affiliationIFLRY (associate)
LYMEC affiliation2019 (associate)[1]
2021 (full)[2]
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Leadership

From 2018 to 2020, the organisation had a decentralised structure and lacked a traditional hierarchical style of leadership, owing to its rather informal nature. A definitive statute was adopted in 2020, and an executive board was elected in May 2020.[4]

Alongside the president, directly elected by the organisation's members, there are 14 vice presidents assigned to the following portfolios: international relations, public policy, communication, human resources, civil society, and a final one tasked with managing the relationship with the rest of the party.

Stance on cannabis

USR Tineret is the first youth organisation of a Romanian political party to openly support the decriminalisation of cannabis.[5] The organisation was critical of a bill project by USR MP Lavinia Cosma, meant to impose harsher punishments for cannabis trafficking.[6]

Controversies

In November 2019, the organisation's Facebook page posted a viral meme comparing King Michael of Romania to manele singer Florin Salam in a tongue-in-cheek manner, in the context of Timișoara mayor Nicolae Robu banning the manele genre in the city's public areas. The meme was harshly criticised by Romanian conservatives and monarchists affiliated with the National Liberal Party (PNL).[7]

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