It may be too early to tell whether George Simion is a man of destiny, even if he does win the Romanian presidency this Sunday. He would have to go on and achieve great things in office, over two terms, turning around his country’s fortunes and role in the world, in order to earn that epithet. But, at just 38, inches away from a historic triumph, he is certainly a force in Romanian – and, increasingly, European – politics, having built and led his anti-establishment AUR party from zero to this point in barely five years.
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