US EditionMr President of the Ccr on the Arrival of the High Court to Request the Cju to Sit on the Judges' Pensions: "It Will Take About Two Years to Double"
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The author and publisher Cristian Tudor Popescu (CTP) published on his Facebook page a quick response to the decision of the CCR to make, for the fifth time, a decision on the constitutionality of reform of special pensions of judges. The CTP article calls for the "high country betrayal" judgment of CCR judges blocking the reform of judges' pensions appeared first in Romania TV.
If the Constitutional Court will meet the Court of Justice of the European Union for a point of view of the Law on the Pensions of Judges, as requested by the ICCJ, these demerses will block a decision for about two years,...
The vice-president of the Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR), Augustine Zegrean, commented directly on Digi24's request to the High Court of Marriage and Justice (ICCJ) to sit with the European Union Court of Justice (CJEU) on pensions...
Stefan Ion, former Minister of Justice, criticised the decision of the CCR to wait for a response to the issue of special pensions. He also criticised "the coagulated group around Liei Savonea, which does everything to block this reform".
For the fifth time the decision on reform of the pensions of judges of the CCR was taken by the CCR for the fifth time the decision on reform of pensions of judges of the Romanian Constitutional Court was suspended on Wednesday, 11 February 2026, again, for 18 February, the meeting of the High Court of Cases and Court of Justice on the new draft of the Bolojan Government on reform of the pensions of judges, explained, Wednesday, for AGERPRES, of…
The Constitutional Court reiterated, once again, the fifth time the statement regarding the reform of the judges' pensions. The union was recently closed, after more than an hour of debate. Reporter Radio Romania News, Diana Surdu, reported that at one time the reason for both was not announced. A new term was established [...]
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