1991
in
Romania

Decades:
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This is a list of 1991 events that occurred in Romania.

Incumbents

Events

February

April

June

July

  • 1 July – Romania exits the Warsaw Pact following its dissolution.
  • 7 July – The Civic Alliance Party is established.

August

September

  • 26 SeptemberSeptember 1991 Mineriad: The Jiu Valley miners return to Victory Square. Here take place negotiations with doors closed, between representatives of the miners and the country's leadership. The ensuing resignation of the second Petre Roman cabinet is announced at 12:30pm from the balcony of Victoria Palace. In the evening, the miners try to break into the headquarters of the Romanian Television. Here take place scenes of violence and vandalism.

October

November

The 1991 Constitution of Romania.

December

The results of the national referendum on the constitution.
  • 8 December – Is adopted, through a national referendum, the new Constitution of Romania, approved by the Constituent Assembly on 21 November 1991; development, discussion and adoption of the Constitution lasted a year and a half.
  • 12 December – Supreme Court of Justice, Department of Military, declares not guilty the former members of the Political Executive Committee of the Romanian Communist Party.

Births

Deaths

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