Dominic Fritz, Critics of PSD During the USR Congress in Timisoara: "We Are Ruling Against It.
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Dominic Fritz and former USR ministers of the Executive led by Ilie Bolojan launched on Saturday, at the Congress of the Timisoara Party, a wave of harsh criticisms of PSD and the current Government. Prior to the internal vote that divided the party into three camps, Fritz held a speech in which he victimized himself, evoking the loss of Timisoara's mayor's term and issuing critical remarks to President Nicushor Dan.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Radu Miruţa, one of the USR leaders, mocked President PSD Sorin Grindeanu on Saturday, who accused the former government of leaving debts and publicly claimed that he was pursuing "de-use of ministries."A whole year, the PSD sat at the table of this government and boasted that reforms were missing, boasting that the USR ...
Former vice-primer Radu Miruţa, one of the USR leaders, is ironic of President PSD Sorin Grindeanu's actions saying that he "searches for a hole left by the former government. Miruţa urges Grindeanu to find a bachelor's degree for Marcel Ciolacu, the paid assassins who were looking for Liviu Dragnea, investors with whom social-democracies have discussed flights with private aircraft.
The party identified a reformist alternative without PSD and AUR as its long-term goal, while they came under fire from Sorin Grindeanu, who was controlling the cabinet from the background, and the far-right party that was aligned with him.
USR President Dominic Fritz told the Congress of the Timisoara Party on Saturday that the group will propose alternative projects to the PSD laws it considers to be wrong.
The plan presented in the USR Congress: A government on the Hungarian-Serbian model, without PSD and without AUR, in which USR be the first violinOver 600 delegates met Saturday, in Timisoara, at the USR Congress, in which the 24 members of the National Bureau of the Party are to be elected, in competition in...More ...
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