Marius Lulea, first vice-president of AUR, accuses the PSD-PNL-USR-UDMR government of selling off state companies instead of reindustrializing Romania, leaving the country dependent on imports.

Marius Lulea, first vice-president of AUR, denounces the government's intention to privatize strategic companies such as Hidroelectrica and Nuclearelectrica, under the pretext of economic efficiency. He argues that these companies have been run at a loss by the current government and that Romania has become a consumer market dependent on imports. Lulea underlines the need for reindustrialization and the development of domestic production, arguing that the Romanian state should own shares in strategic companies to ensure affordable prices for the population.