Bogdan Cojocaru, the leader of PSD Iași, is requesting details from Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan about the funding and the start of works for the A8 highway, accusing contradictions in the government's statements.
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Bogdan Cojocaru, the leader of PSD Iași, is asking Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to clarify whether the A8 Ungheni-Iași-Târgu Mureș highway has funding and when the works will begin, emphasizing that Moldovans will no longer be used in government campaigns. Cojocaru criticized the contradictory statements of the Prime Minister, who previously announced funding from the SAFE program, but now claims that there is no money. He is requesting a firm commitment and a concrete timeline for the project.
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