President Nicușor Dan says that austerity measures will be directed against the privileged categories in order to alleviate Romanians' discontent.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Nicușor Dan underlines the importance of economic development for Romania's prosperity and says the austerity measures will particularly affect the privileged groups. He believes that, by applying these measures, general discontent will decrease, as everyone will contribute to reducing the disproportionate state spending of recent years.
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Nicușor Dan: “Toată lumea va plăti pentru cheltuielile disproporţionate pe care statul român le-a făcut în ultimii ani”. Acesta spune că vor exista măsuri de austeritate și pentru categorii privilegiate
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Nicuşor Dan: Cred că în momentul în care oamenii vor vedea şi măsuri luate împotriva unor categorii mici, privilegiate, sentimentul de nemulţumire va fi atenuat / Toată lumea va plăti pentru cheltuielile disproporţionate pe care statul român le-a făcut
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