Online Voting Scandal. Raluca Turcan Announces that PNL and USR Demand the Halt of the Procedure at the Deputies • Newsweek Romania
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PNL and the USR ask the head of the Chamber of Deputies to give up the vote online, in Parliament, Congressman Raluca Turcan saying that there are dozens of parliamentarians known on TikTok, but who have barely stepped down the institution of Parliament and carry out their entire activity, comfortable, from a chair, voting on the tablet, informs News.ro. "The groups gathered PNL and the USR have submitted a request ...
The parliamentary groups of the PNL and USR in the Chamber of Deputies and Senate have signed a cooperation agreement setting out the common priorities of the two parties in the current session. These include the reform of public administration, the administrative-territorial reorganization, the reduction of the number of parliamentarians and the elimination of the over-taxation of part-time employment contracts.
PNL and the USR announced, on Monday, a political and parliamentary cooperation agreement at Parliament Palace, in joint statements supported by representatives of the two groups. Among the topics presented are electoral reform, the reduction of the number of parliamentarians and the elimination of the full taxation of part-time work.
The parliamentary groups of the PNL and USR have officially requested the head of the Chamber of Deputies to delete the vote online, the liberal deputy Raluca Turcan has announced months
The USR and PNL parliamentary groups in the Chamber of Deputies and Senate today signed a parliamentary cooperation agreement, which aims to coordinate their legislative and political actions during the current parliamentary term.The agreement brings together 54 Members and 26 Senators PNL, 40 Members and 19 Senators USR respectively, and establishes a framework [...] The post USR and PNL have concluded a first-appeared parliamentary cooperation…
The two parties invoke an abuse of power by a conjunctural majority PSD-AUR-SOS Romania.
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