Mihai Fifor, PSD Arad leader, attacks the lack of reaction of Prime Minister Bolojan towards Deputy Prime Minister Anastasiu, involved in a bribery scandal.
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PSD MP Mihai Fifor has harshly criticized the situation of Deputy Prime Minister Dragos Anastasiu, who admitted to giving bribes, stressing that he has not resigned. Fifor accused Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan of silence and inaction, saying that Anastasiu, a symbol of corruption, undermines the credibility of government reforms. He called for his dismissal and emphasized that keeping him in office is a disgrace for the state. In conclusion, Fifor expressed concern that international partners are disappointed with Romania's leadership.
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