Elijah Bolojan Warns Those Who Come After Him: "I Have Not Left Debts, but Romania Has Structural Problems"
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The interim Prime Minister, Ilie Bolojan, says, at the end of his term at the head of the Government, that people with decision-making power have the opportunity to remain in public memory when they have time to put into practice what they have promised and what they have proposed. He recalls that while some states have primers whose terms extend for ten years, Romania changes ten primers in the same period.
Questioned on Monday, 19 October, if he considers his term a failure, interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan claimed that he demonstrated that "Romania can be ruled otherwise."
Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan says he took over, when he came to Victoria Palace, a country with a back to the wall, but will hand over to the future Government a Romania on the path of correct recovery, ''with the experience of a government without lies, without populism and with respect for people'', reports Agerpres.
Interim Prime Minister Elijah Bolojan says he took over, when he came to Victoria Palace, a country with a back to the wall, but will hand over to the future Government a Romania on the path of correct recovery, with the experience of a government without lies, without populism and with respect for people, writes Agerpres. ‘After almost 16 months in which I [...]
The resigned Prime Minister presented Monday evening, October 19, a detailed analysis of the structural problems facing Romania, rejecting accusations that the country would have been buried in debt. In his last speech, he indicated four major vulnerabilities in the key sectors, warning that the future Executive will break out of an imminent financial blockade if it does not stop waste and populism.
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