Daniel Băluță, doctor and politician, declared on Facebook that he will run to transform Bucharest into a city that works for all citizens. He compares the needs of the city to those of a patient, emphasizing the importance of addressing urgent issues before planning for the future. Băluță states that Bucharest needs a "debugging" to become a functional place, not a continuous construction site. He envisions a city where hot water and heating are norms, new hospitals provide trust, and traffic does not affect daily life. Băluță relies on his previous achievements in Sector 4, where he demonstrated that change is possible.
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