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Elena Basescu : ウィキペディア英語版
Elena Băsescu

Elena Băsescu, sometimes referred to as EBA, (born 24 April 1980 in Constanța) is a Romanian politician, the former secretary general of the youth wing of Romania's Democratic Liberal Party,〔 and a Member of the European Parliament between 2009 and 2014. She is the youngest daughter of Traian Băsescu, the former President of Romania. She was formerly a model,〔 and entered politics in 2007. She has a degree in economics.〔
== Political career ==
Before standing for elections on her own, she was an intern of the MEP Monica Iacob Ridzi.〔(Romanian President's daughter Elena Basescu becomes intern at the European Parliament ). English.hotnews.ro. 5 September 2008.〕 Elena Băsescu stood as a candidate for the European Parliament in the 2009 election. She had sought to stand as a candidate for her father's Democratic Liberal Party, but was rejected by the party, in particular by intellectuals like Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, so she ran as an independent.〔〔 Nonetheless, she "wasted no time in gathering 200,000 signatures for her candidacy".〔 ''L'Express'' noted that her candidacy still caused some concern in the party, due to fears that she might draw votes away from it.〔 Her initial popularity in opinion polls was high (16%), but subsequently dropped to 5 or 6% shortly before the election.〔
However 75% of the electorate did not vote in sign of protest, this being the lowest turnout in Romanian history for an election, and the percentage that voted for her was from a minority composed of the members of the party that was once ruled by her father Traian Băsescu, the President of Romania at the time. During the campaign she caused some controversy after declaring herself in favor of legalizing marijuana use.〔(Reuters FACTBOX: Some candidates in European Parliament election ). Reuters. 7 June 2009.〕 Prior to her election journalists discovered that some members of the Democratic Liberal Party were instructed to vote for her in order to secure her election.〔Biro, Attila and Tapalaga, Dan (5 June 2009) (How daughter of Romanian President Basescu will be elected MEP as an independent with help from Basescu's supporting party ). English.hotnews.ro. Retrieved on 17 July 2014.〕 She immediately rejoined the Democratic Liberal Party after she was elected to the European Parliament, and subsequently is also a member of the European People's Party. Due to Elena's support for marijuana legalization and allegations of nepotism, Hungarian MEP László Surján questioned her entry into the EPP group in an email sent to all EPP members.〔Parvu, Luminita (22 June 2009) (Hungarian MEP email triggers a scandal between lib-dem women ). English.hotnews.ro.〕

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