Nicușor Dan, Mayor General of the Capital, believes that with an increased budget, investment in public transport would be the main emergency.
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Nicușor Dan explained that, at present, most of the money goes to the public debt, public transport subsidy, heating subsidy, operation of hospitals and theaters, public lighting, traffic lights, repair works on streets and bridges, road markings. He emphasized that if the City Hall had managed the entire budget of the Municipality, the amount of 1.5 billion euro for the transfer of ELCEN could have been supported.
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Nicuşor Dan spune că dacă PMB ar avea un buget mărit principala urgenţă ar reprezenta-o transportul public - Economica.net
Nicușor Dan a explicat cum se împart banii între PMB și primăriile de sector și de ce are nevoie de o sumă mai mare la Primăria Generală / Răspunsul său, întrebat de un bucureștean dacă "vrea să fie dictator" (VIDEO) - B1TV.ro
Nicuşor Dan spune că dacă PMB ar avea un buget mărit principala urgenţă ar reprezenta-o transportul public
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