(Bloomberg) -- Romania's government challenged a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Florin Citu at the Constitutional Court, potentially prolonging the country's political crisis.
The government said Wednesday that the motion, filed by a junior coalition party at odds with Citu, was incorrectly submitted and breaches the constitution and parliamentary procedures. It's due to be presented to lawmakers on Thursday.
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