Radu Marinescu stated that the reform project for judges' pensions has a chance to be considered constitutional by the CCR, emphasizing that judges are not enemies of the people. The project includes principles of proportionality and phasing, ensuring predictability for future generations of judges. Although the CSM does not support the project, the minister mentioned that discussions have taken place with their representatives. Marinescu rejected the idea of a social war and emphasized the importance of dialogue between state authorities. The government has assumed responsibility for this reform in Parliament.
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