Elijah Bolojan Reacts to the ECHR Verdict on the Payment of Teachers' Salaries
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Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Thursday that the decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in the case of salary losses of magistrates confirms his position on the payment of these sums and provides the Government with arguments to resolve the problem. The PNL leader criticized the state's obligation to pay sums in the order of billions of lei, which he considers to be burdensome for the budget and for citizens.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan argues that the ECHR decision on the salary surpluses of the judges shows that he was right when he said that it is "immoral for the state to be forced to pay billions of lei to the teachers in full budget crisis. Article Ilie Bolojan, reaction after the ECHR decision on the salary surpluses of the teachers: "The current Government will have the choice of who it serves: Romania or the budget aristocracy appears first …
President PNL said on Thursday evening in a Facebook post that the ECHR decision provides the Government with an important argument in the dispute over the payment of salary deductions to magistrates
Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan argues that the decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on the sampling of salary balances of magistrates confirms the position of the Government that he led in the dispute with the High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCCJ). The PNL leader considers that the state cannot be obliged to pay billions of lei immediately without maintaining [...]
Elijah Bolojan reacts to the ECHR verdict on the payment of teachers' salaries
Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan reacts, after the CEDO decision on magistrates: The government will have a choice as to who it serves – Romania or the budget aristocracy! What Bolojan says: Today's decision of the CEDO shows that we were right as regards payment of salary surpluses to magistrates. The government now receives the decisive argument to resolve this issue [...]
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