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29 July 20:57

The Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, said that changing magistrates' pensions is a start, but there is no draft law initiated by the Ministry.

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Radu Marinescu emphasized that although Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has proposed a retirement age of 65 and a maximum pension of 70% of the last net salary, the Ministry of Justice has not initiated a draft law. He noted that a draft is already being debated in Parliament and that a step-by-step approach is needed to avoid legal attacks.

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BREAKING Ministrul Justiției, Radu Marinescu (PSD) despre modificarea legii privind pensiile magistraților anunțată de premierul Bolojan: Este un punct de plecare/ Ministerul Justiției nu a inițiat un proiect de lege / Cred că suntem la începutul unor discuții mult mai aplicate

Ministrul Justiţiei, despre proiectul prezentat de premier privind pensiile magistraţilor: Este o bază de idei. Ministerul Justiţiei nu a iniţiat până în momentul de faţă un proiect de lege

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Current Affairs

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Current Affairs

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