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8 October 13:50

CSM denounces a climate of hostility against magistrates, generated by political actions and media campaigns, in the context of the modification of special pensions.

Liviu Brăteanu

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The Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) reacted vehemently to political attacks and media campaigns that discredit the judicial system, accusing a hostile attitude towards magistrates. CSM emphasizes that these actions affect the independence of justice, which is essential for a fair trial. The reaction comes in the context of the postponement of the Constitutional Court's decision on a project to amend the special pensions of magistrates, which has generated protests among them. The project provides for an increase in the retirement age and limits the pension to 70% of the last net salary, provoking severe criticism from the judicial system.

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