Constantin Toma, the PSD mayor of Buzăului, criticizes the party and Marcel Ciolacu for the country's economic situation, saying that the measures taken are not enough.
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Constantin Toma, the PSD mayor of Buzăului, said that Marcel Ciolacu is to blame for Romania's economic situation, criticizing his party colleagues for the inefficient measures adopted in the last two years. Toma believes that recent fiscal measures are necessary but insufficient without economic development and attracting investors. He underlines that PSD has lost touch with the electorate and that the current leadership has not been dismissed, noting that many members have migrated to AUR. Reacting to Ciolacu's statements, Toma accuses him of a lack of responsibility in acknowledging the economic problems.
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Un lider vocal din PSD îl contrazice pe Ciolacu și îl acuză direct. „Au luat cele mai proaste măsuri și acum susțin că, de fapt, a venit așa, de la Sfântul Duh situația asta”
Marcel Ciolacu, pus la zid de un lider din PSD: „Ai o mare vină pentru situația dezastruoasă a țării”
Constantin Toma, primarul PSD al Buzăului: Marcel Ciolacu are o mare vină pentru situaţia ţării / PSD este liniştit, aşteaptă să-şi rupă gâtul premierul
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