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26 August 20:56

Minister Cseke Attila considers that the Government's proposal to change the retirement age of judges is correct and will have the support of the coalition.

Liviu Brăteanu

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Cseke Attila, the Minister of Development, states that changing the retirement age of judges is a correct and necessary measure in the current context. He emphasizes the importance of solidarity among judges, who contest this proposal, mentioning that all socio-professional categories must participate in the efforts to adjust in the face of economic difficulties. Cseke is optimistic that the proposal will be supported by the coalition, considering the importance of a sustainable pension system.

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