40,000 Lei Pension for Andrea Chiș, the Former Judge Proposed Minister of Justice. "The Money Didn't Make Me retire."

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Andrea Chiș, proposed for the post of Minister of Justice, currently receives a service pension of 40,000 lei. The former judge said in Parliament that she did not set the amount of the pension.

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The 40,000 lei pension of Andrea Chiș has reached the center of the hearing for the Ministry of Justice. Proposed to Justice in the Government Siegfried Mureșan, the former judge has confirmed the amount in front of the legal commissions of Parliament. Ironically, it claims that it has pleaded that the teachers' pensions do not exceed the salary. Andrea Chiș confirms the pension of 40,000 lei [...]

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Andrea Chiș, proposed by Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan for the post of Minister of Justice, was put under pressure on Tuesday during the parliamentary hearing on his retirement from the judiciary at the age of 52 and on the pension of approximately 40,000 lei he currently earns. Radu Marinescu, [...]

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Andrea Chiș, former judge and former CSM member, is proposed for the Ministry of Justice in the Government Siegfried Mureșan. Asked by Cosmina Cerva, Senator PACE, what pension she is receiving, Andrea Chiș revealed that she has a net pension of 40,000 lei. Andrea Chiș, the minister proposed to Justice: "My pension is 40,000 lei. I have not established it. I have not established it ... Article Supreme challenge: The Minister proposed to Justice …

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Andrea Chis, former judge, now proposed for the portfolio of the Ministry of Justice in the Muresan cabinet, revealed, Tuesday, on the occasion of the hearings in Parliament, what pension she has. She said that...

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Andrea Chiș, the former judge proposed to lead the Ministry of Justice, revealed, during the hearings in Parliament, how much he has a special pension. The former magistrate was accused by parliamentarians because, if he arrived in office as minister, he would accumulate the pension with the salary of minister.