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Increasing Prices and Budgetary Pressures: Balance Sheet of the Tofan Government's First 100 Days

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The government led by Vasile Tofan receives a pass mark after the first 100 days of activity, under the conditions where the economy is stagnating, inflation is approaching 9%, and the budget deficit has risen to 6% of GDP. The economist Marin Gospodarenco warns that the Executive is trying to cover budgetary imbalances by tax increases, without demonstrating that it has reduced its own spending sufficiently. In a Facebook analysis entitled "100…
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The first 100 days of the government led by Vasile Tofan have brought more problems than solutions for citizens. Bills are getting harder to pay, new fiscal burdens, chaos in recording for compensation, a serious incident of security of personal data and economic promises without visible results. This is the balance sheet presented by the Member of Our Party, Alexandr Berlinschii, in a press briefing supported in Parliament.

The first 100 days of the government led by Vasile Tofan have brought more problems than solutions for citizens. Invoices increasingly difficult to pay, new fiscal burdens, chaos in recording for compensation, a serious incident of personal data security and economic promises without visible results. This is the balance sheet presented by the Member of Our Party,

The first 100 days of the government led by Vasile Tofan have brought more problems than solutions for citizens. Invoices increasingly difficult to pay, new fiscal burdens, chaos to record for compensation, a serious incident of security of personal data and economic promises without visible results. This is the balance sheet presented by the deputy of Our Party, [...] PN article on the balance sheet of the first 100 days of the government of To…

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The government led by Vasile Tofan receives a pass mark after the first 100 days of activity, under the conditions where the economy is stagnating, inflation is approaching 9%, and the budget deficit has risen to 6% of GDP. The economist Marin Gospodarenco warns that the Executive is trying to cover budgetary imbalances by tax increases, without demonstrating that it has reduced its own spending sufficiently. In a Facebook analysis entitled "100…

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Bani.md broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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