Finance Ministry employees have protested against spending cuts and Minister Alexandru Nazare discussed the serious situation with them.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, held a dialogue with employees dissatisfied with the elimination of bonuses, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. The protesters demanded explanations for the planned cuts, noting that the Ministry of Finance was the most affected. They also organized protests in other cities, threatening to block work, which could affect pension and salary payments. Nazare promised to talk to their representatives to find solutions.
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Ministrul Finanţelor, Alexandru Nazare, dialog cu angajaţii nemulţumiţi care au venit în faţa biroului său: Cu calm, discutăm, analizăm situaţia împreună şi găsim cele mai bune soluţii. Situaţia e chiar gravă, să mă credeţi pe cuvânt
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