Bolojan Responds to Grindeanu's Accusations. "It Would Be Better if He Knew What He Was Talking About - HotNews.ro
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Elijah Bolojan claims that Sorin Grindeanu "takes on the role of a de facto prime minister and accuses that the PSD leader either doesn't know what he is talking about, or most likely started "to make excuses for the promises he can't honor. Accused by Grindeanu that "he poor the Romanians but didn't save the budget, the former prime minister ...
Lie Bolojan criticizes PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu, who is accused of assuming the role of de facto prime minister and trying to set the agenda of the government led by Niculescu. At the same time, Bolojan argues...
Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan responded on Monday to the attack by Sorin Grindeanu, who accused that the government dismissed by motion of censure left Romania with "the biggest budget deficit in the European Union". Bolojan wonders if Grindeanu knows the difference between the deficit stage and the deficit at the end of the year, saying that the PSD leader "makes excuses for a failure.
Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan harshly attacks Sorin Grindeanu, saying that he "takes the role of a de facto prime minister, announcing activities and establishing, in practice, Mr Niculescu's agenda. Bolojan talks about Romania's total deficit, "calculated on all data and with all bills issued on the table and estimated by rating agencies between 5.8% and 6.2% of GDP. "Does Mr Grindeanu answer the competence of rating agencies? Tell them wh…
Elijah Bolojan criticizes Sorin Grindeanu in a message about the budget deficit, state spending and PNRR funds. Bolojan accuses him of assuming the role of a "de facto primer" and preparing justifications for a possible failure of the deficit target, but also for failing to fulfil political promises.
Former Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan accuses PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu of acting as a "de facto primer", setting the agenda for the current Head of Government, Luca Niculescu. Bolojan claims that the Social Democrat is trying to make excuses for a possible failure to reach the target of budget deficit and criticises the intentions for public spending and promises for the 2027 budget.
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