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1 September 18:02

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that he will continue the reform of special pensions with the support of his colleagues from the Cabinet and Parliament.

Sanziana Georgescu

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During a session in Parliament, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan emphasized his commitment to the reform of special pensions, stating that he will not promise illusions and that, as long as he has the support of his colleagues, he will continue the necessary efforts. This reform represents an important step in his political agenda, and Bolojan is committed to advancing the proposed initiatives.

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