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Kelemen Hunor Rejects PSD Accusations to the Bolojan Government: "The Great Legacy Is From the 10% Deficit

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Kelemen Hunor rejects PSD's accusations of "the great legacy left by the Bolojan government and says that the budget hole has deepened during the time when the Victoria Palace was run by Marcel Cilacu. UDMR's leader claims that the current debts and residuals have...

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The president of the UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, feels obliged to give a reply to Sorin Grindeanu, after the PSD leader complained about what the government of Ilie Bolojan left behind, which would not have saved the budget, but only "impoverished the Romanians". The article Kelemen, reply to Grindeanu, after the PSD leader criticized the government of Bolojan for what it left behind. "There is no heavy legacy. The heavy legacy is from the 10 percent d…

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Kelemen Hunor rejects PSD's accusations of "the great legacy left by the Bolojan government and says that the budget hole has deepened during the time when the Victoria Palace was run by Marcel Cilacu. UDMR's leader claims that the current debts and residuals have...

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President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, rejected on Wednesday the PSD statements on "the great budgetary legacy left by the former Bolojan Government, claiming that the problems of public finances stem from the 10% deficit previously recorded. Leader UDMR said he trusts the Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, and warned that the Union will not support any increase of [...]

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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