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Mihai Dimian, the interim Minister of Education, made a joke on Facebook about his salary, which he donates to the Children's Home in Rădăuți.

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In the context of the political deadlock in Romania, the interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, chose to approach the situation with humor. He posted a joke on Facebook regarding the donation of his salary to the 'St. Hierarch Leontie' Children's Home in Rădăuți, suggesting that the nuns in the area would have reasons to pray for the extension of his interim position.

This statement comes during a period of political uncertainty, following the dismissal of the government led by Ilie Bolojan through a vote of no confidence on May 5. Negotiations to form a new majority have not led to an agreement, and the ministers continue to exercise their duties in an interim capacity. On Monday, the president will have new consultations with parliamentary parties to try to unblock the negotiations and appoint a new prime minister.

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