15 Facts About Sorin Lavric

Sorin Lavric was born on 27 November 1967 and is a Romanian writer, philosopher and politician.

Sorin Lavric finished his university studies in 1996 and obtained a doctorate in philosophy in 2005.

Sorin Lavric has made in the past numerous comments that have been deemed as racist, homophobic and misogynistic that have provoked his expulsion from the Writers' Union of Romania.

Sorin Lavric eventually became a politician "to confront the corruption and political class of Romania".

Sorin Lavric joined the Alliance for the Union of Romanians, of which he is the President of the Senate.

Sorin Lavric was the proposed senator of the AUR for the Neamt County.

Sorin Lavric was born in 1967 in Turnu Severin, Socialist Republic of Romania.

Sorin Lavric studied medicine at the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy between 1987 and 1993.

Sorin Lavric chose the latter option and had to be supported by his wife for 2 years.

Sorin Lavric has written several books, such as Cartea de Craciun, Ontologia lui Noica.

Sorin Lavric has made several comments characterized as racist, homophobic and misogynistic; these have given him a certain notoriety in the past.

Sorin Lavric has described the Roma people as a "social plague".

Sorin Lavric added that he did not feel resentful for this.

Sorin Lavric joined the Alliance for the Union of Romanians because, according to him, he was against the corrupt attitudes of the political class and because he coincided with the thoughts of George Simion and Claudiu Tarziu, then the co-presidents of the AUR.

Sorin Lavric was the proposed senator of the AUR for the Neamt County in 2020.