Bolojan Harshly Attacks Judges Who Have Won the Billion-Euro Trial: "It's an Immoral Thing
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Elijah Bolojan attacks harshly on the teachers who have finally won the process for salary surpluses of about a billion euros. The resigned Prime Minister talks about immorality and claims that the Romanian state has no place to make this money to pay the entire debt in a single instalment. Moreover, Bolojan warns that the sums are so large that neither the future Government will be able to make payment immediately, according to the PLUS Reality.
Ilie Bolojan, the PNL leader and interim prime minister, criticized the situation of the salary surpluses of about a billion euros due to the magistrates, whom he considers "immoral." He warned that Romania's budget does not allow such a sum to be paid in such a short time, regardless of who will lead the Executive. In his opinion, the future government will have to set a scheduled payment schedule for debts, according to News.ro.
Ilie Bolojan criticises the salary losses claimed by magistrates and warns that the state does not have the money needed for immediate payment. The PNL leader talks about more than 20,000 lawsuits, debts and penalties of billions of lei and what measures need to be taken.
Romanian magistrates have triggered more than 20,000 trials, all tried by Romanian magistrates, to receive their salaries. And they have won 10 billion lei, definitively. Ilie Bolojan: "It is immoral. Ilie Bolojan says it is "imoral to generate more than 20,000 trials on pay rights, judged by courts that have such disputes themselves. [...]
The interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan described as immoral the practice of generating more than 20,000 lawsuits on pay issues in the judicial system, where judges judge causes that concern their own financial rights. The PNL leader drew attention to the fact that the rights established by final sentences amount to approximately 10 billion lei, to which are added penalties [...] Article Ilie Bolojan considers the lawsuits of teachers for pay ri…
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, PNL President, said that salary surpluses due to judges, estimated at EUR 1 billion, represent an "immoral" situation, and the future government will not be able to pay the full sum in one instalment. The Liberal said that the state does not have the necessary funds and that the next Executive will have to make the payments and adopt the law of unitary wage as soon as possible.
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