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"Or Continue on Your Money, or Pa and Goodbye. Chief PSD Botoșani Accuses the Bolojan Government of Blocking Joint Investments

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PSD comes with a new argument for not voting for a government led by Siegfried Mureșan. The party claims that austerity measures by the Bolojan government have blocked funding projects, and local authorities have remained to continue investment from their own budgets.
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Determined not to vote a government led by Siegfried Mureșan, PSD brings a new argument from the territory: the austerity of Ilie Bolojan would have blocked investments in the rural environment. Chief PSD Botoșani, Doina-Elena Federovici, claims that a commune in the county would have received from Bucharest a single answer for roads and projects: or continues on [...]

PSD brings a new argument for the decision not to vote a government led by Siegfried Mureșan. The party claims that the austerity measures of the Bolojan government blocked funding projects, and local authorities remained to continue investments from their own budgets. PSD submitted Saturday that the austerity measures of the Bolojan government took [...]

PSD justifies its refusal to vote on the Muresan Government through a new attack on the former Cabinet. Social Democrats claim that the austerity measures imposed by the Bolojan Government have blocked the funding lines, forcing local authorities to support the continuation of investments exclusively from their own budgets.

PSD comes with a new argument for not voting for a government led by Siegfried Mureșan. The party claims that austerity measures by the Bolojan government have blocked funding projects, and local authorities have remained to continue investment from their own budgets.

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Mediafax broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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