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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said that the 180,000 lei allowances for three CCR judges are legal but immoral in the current context.

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Ilie Bolojan said that although the 180,000 lei allowances for CCR judges at the end of their term of office are legal according to the law, they are immoral in the current economic situation. The Prime Minister emphasized that if the Court does not have funds, the Government will not be able to allocate additional money, given that the budget rectification will be negative. He emphasized the importance of decency and normality in handling such situations.

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Bolojan, despre faptul că trei judecători de la CCR ar putea primi indemnizaţii de 180.000 de lei: Ele sunt legale, dacă au bani să le dea, dar în contextul actual cred că sunt imorale
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Bolojan critică indemnizațiile pentru judecătorii CCR: Legale, dar imorale în actualul context bugetar. Nu avem bani de dat în plus
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Ilie Bolojan, despre „primele de pensionare” de la CCR de 180.000 de lei: „În contextul actual, sunt imorale”
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