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29 July 17:07

Alina Gorghiu emphasizes the need to reform the magistrates' pension system to bring it in line with European standards, proposing retirement at 65.

Liviu Brăteanu

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Former minister Alina Gorghiu said that the retirement of magistrates has become a problem of national frustration, given that 66% of magistrates in Romania retire between 47 and 49, compared to 65 in Europe. The proposals include raising the retirement age to 65, a minimum of 35 years for early retirement and limiting pensions to 70% of the last net salary. These measures would bring fairness and improve justice, as well as helping to free up funds in the NRRP.

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Fostul ministru al Justiţiei Alina Gorghiu, despre pensionarea magistraţilor: A devenit o problemă de frustrare naţională. România trebuie să se alinieze la standardele europene

Un fost ministru al Justiției explică reforma pensiilor pentru magistrați: „România trebuie să se alinieze la standardele europene”

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