Internal struggles within the Democratic Liberal party are the focus of most newspapers on Thursday as well. One thing is certain though, PM Boc will be replaced since after days of negotiations and rumours, most PDL members see PM Boc stepping down. Another party expected to make important changes is the Hungarian Democratic Party where a new party president will be elected. Culture minister Kelemen Hunor is one of the favorites to the highest position and he talks in an interview about his visions.

Gandul reads about President Basescu’s determination to convince Democratic Liberal members that the future of the party lies in a few important, strategic changes. Basescu is convinced that the party has to change gears in order to continue and gain the public’s trust for the upcoming 2012 elections.

Basescu told party members that the party’s trust rate is at 11%, plus minus a 3% error margin and that all members have a responsibility to make everything in their power to increase the trust rate to 30% at least. An independent Prime Minister would be an act of courage from the party that can relaunch the party in the eyes of the public, PDL deputy Sever Voinescu said.

Moreover the President said that the party needs to seek solutions and acknowledge the reality of the 2012 elections. In the same vein, Evenimentul Zilei reads that one thing is sure in all internal PDL turmoil, that Prime Minister Emil Boc will step down and will be replaced.

Most PDL members agree that the party lacks credibility and that measures to enhance trust of the population need to be taken. All rumours point to the fact that Boc will be supported for the highest position in the party if he would want to run.

However, there is still the candidacy of Vasile Blaga, who announced previously that he will run against Boc if necessary. It rema