Sorin Grindeanu Announces Pessimistic About the Collection of PNRR Money and Talks About Unpleasant Surprises Related to the Bolojan Government
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President PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, said on Wednesday evening that he wants to see the financial situation up to date, appreciating that we will have some extremely unpleasant surprises about how the Bolojan government managed PNRR. Grindeanu is talking about the loss of significant amounts of money.
The PSD leader, Sorin Grindeanu, launched, on Wednesday evening, new critics in the direction of the former Executive. I think we will have some extremely unpleasant surprises about how the Bolojan government managed the PNRR, said, among other things, Grindeanu. The Grindeanu article puts the cannons on the former Bolojan government. I think we will have some extremely unpleasant surprises about how the PNRR managed the first time in Romania TV.
President PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, said on Wednesday evening that he wants to see the financial situation up to date, appreciating that we will have some extremely unpleasant surprises about how the Bolojan government managed PNRR. Grindeanu is talking about the loss of significant amounts of money.
President PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, said Wednesday evening at Antena 3 CNN, that Romania could have "extremely unpleasant surprises in terms of how the Bolojan government managed PNRR. He claims that about half of the 6.4 billion euros Romania would still have to pay through this program could be in danger and again called for the transparent presentation of the country's financial situation.
Sorin Grindeanu told Antena 3 CNN on Wednesday evening that the Government must publicly present Romania's current financial situation, including all outstanding invoices and debts. The PSD leader drew attention to financial obligations that might not have been included in the reported budget deficit and argued that "unpleasant surprises" could arise as to how the Bolojan Government managed the funds from the PNRR.
PSD President Sorin Grindeanu said Wednesday evening that he had repeatedly heard the promise that between 50% and 70% of the value of contracts financed by the SAFE programme, including those concluded with Rheinmetall, would be invested in Romania.
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