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Marcel Ciolacu, former prime minister, contests the received criticisms and emphasizes that the economic deficit remains unchanged, highlighting the lack of vision of the current government.

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Marcel Ciolacu, the former Prime Minister of Romania, expresses his outrage at the criticism he received after leaving office. He claims that he will demonstrate where the underperformance and lack of economic vision lie in the current government, mentioning that the economic deficit is the same as during his time, without improvements.


Ciolacu criticizes the current measures, which include collective layoffs and the freezing of salaries and pensions, highlighting a deficit of empathy in the government that could lead to a social crisis. He also announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Buzău County Council, considering it a return home and a step forward, not backward, in his political career.

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Marcel Ciolacu: Nu e un pas înapoi, e un pas cu sufletul. Mă întorc acasă, la Buzău
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