The new government spokesperson, Ioana Dogioiu, explained in the interview the role of party subsidies as an anti-corruption measure, highlighting their increase compared to 2016.
Adrian Rusu
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In an interview, Ioana Dogioiu discussed subsidies to political parties, saying that they are an anti-corruption measure needed to avoid illegal funding. Although subsidies are unpopular, she stressed the importance of communicating these political decisions correctly. Dogioiu explained that the 26-fold increase in subsidies compared to 2016 is also due to inflation, and that the government will consider the possibility of decreasing them by 40% from 2026.
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