Answer:
Correct Answer is: Ineffective government
Explanation:
After the Romanian Revolution in 1989 that marked the end of Soviet union, In Romania the communist party was still in power resulting in the formation of several new opposition political parties that would later begin the reforming process of Romania.
In 1990s Romania was having a serious internal government problems with a lot of opposition to the communist party, in 1990 and 1991 there was a series of protests by the anti-government parties called the Mineriads, this protests where between workers called by the government to defend the government and the antigovernment protesters including Christian-democratic parties and liberal parties.
From 1990 to 1996 even after the communist party won the new elections the country began to reform with new free-market policies and privatization programs because of the opposition pressure, but at a very slow rate, since the opposition was growing in power the country was getting more divided.
In 1996 new elections were held and the democrat party won the elections by 9% and Emil Constantinescu was elected, his reign was mainly focused on integrating the other political parties of the country, making coalitions and try to integrate the country, since every reform was heavily delayed because of the negotiation between all the different political parties in the Parliament, This stagnation resulted in a new Mineriads from workers and miners, that later ended and the workers and miners agreed on helping the economy grow.
