Grindeanu Threatens Bolojan that He May Not Vote for the Laws of the PNRR: "PSD Is in the Opposition. Do Not Order the Parliament."
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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan says that there is a need for a rational approach on the part of the parties with regard to voting in Parliament for bills that represent jails in the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. He says that these projects are not his, as Prime Minister, or a certain party, but a whole country.
PSD has announced that it will not support the new wage bill if it will reduce budget revenues or if it will be adopted without consulting the unions. After a meeting with all trade union confederations in Romania, former Labour Minister Florin Manole said that the social-democracies have not yet received the updated form of the project and ask for a public debate before the law reaches Parliament. PSD article threatens that it does not vote the…
PSD may not vote on more remaining laws of the PNRR, which the Government has sent to Parliament for adoption, such as the law of public pay. Sorin Grindeanu has sent to Ilie Bolojan not to order Parliament to vote on something that was in the hands of the Executive.
The PSD announced on Tuesday that it will no longer unconditionally support any of the actions of the current dismissed government and will not adopt any law sent by the Government at the last minute, without leaving Parliament a reasonable period for real debate. The Social Democrats also state that, if it needs the PSD vote, the current government will have to accept the conditions set by the PSD to protect national interests. “The PSD is in …
Elijah Bolojan accuses PSD of risking blocking European funds of €3 billion by refusing to vote on PNRR reforms.
Elijah Bolojan Accuses Grindeanu of "Political Blackmail: These Projects Are Not of a Prime Minister
"Today, for Romania, the most important thing is for our economy to work. that we like, that we do not like, that all these things depend on the absorption of funds from the PNRR, from the European money and it is about 3 billion euros that Romania has to pay until the end of August, provided we pass through Parliament a package of laws, said Ilie Bolojan, on Monday, on B1TV. Charges of double play and inconsistency He also commented the stateme…
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