Elijah Bolojan: "We Are in a Situation of Provisional. Romania Needs a Prime Minister "Willing to Do the Right Thing, Not What Sounds Good.
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Elijah Bolojan reported that Romania is "at an important time for its economic development, claiming that the measures adopted in the past year have begun to have effects on the budget deficit and state expenditure.
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan warns that Romania no longer allows itself to prolong the period of political uncertainty and claims that a government capable of continuing reforms and keeping state spending under control is needed quickly. Bolojan says that the deficit reduction continued in 2026, but warns that, without structural reforms and in the event of a return to populist policies, Romania could reach a more difficult economic situa…
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said on Monday that we are in a temporary situation that must no longer continue, stating that the political uncertainty and failure to adopt the law of pay because of the irresponsibility of the PSD creates doubts that the control of expenditure and the following years will be maintained.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan publishes on a social network a graph of the decrease in expenditure in Romania and another graph of the evolution of the deficit and warns that if Romania changes the measures that are in force at this time risks having serious economic problems. He says that the situation of provisional, that is with a government [...]
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan launched, on Monday, a strong appeal to the political class, warning that Romania "can no longer continue" in a situation of provisional government and demanding the rapid installation of an executive led by a prime minister willing to make unpopular decisions.
In a message published on Monday, in the midst of negotiations for the formation of a new government, Bolojan states that Romania has reached an “important moment” and is taking stock of the fiscal and budgetary policies of the past year.
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