Deputy mayor Iulian Hatmanu announces measures for street sanitation, while Clotilde Armand accuses the mayor of attempted grand larceny in connection with debts to Romprest.
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The Sector 1 City Council will approve a package of measures for sanitation, including a new regulation and updated cleaning frequency. Deputy Mayor Hatmanu points out that debts to Romprest are the result of previous mismanagement. Clotilde Armand, a former mayor, accuses the current management of attempted aggravated theft, referring to a project to write off a debt of more than 1 billion lei to Romprest, and announces that she will file criminal charges.
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Scandalul Romprest în Sectorul 1 revine. Consilierii vor vota un nou pachet de salubritate stradală. USR amenință cu plângerea penală
Controversa Romprest în Sectorul 1: Consiliul Local votează luni un pachet pentru salubritatea stradală / Viceprimarul REPER acuză fosta administrație de populism scump, care a dublat facturile / Clotilde Armand vorbește despre un "tun" de 1 miliard de lei
Clotilde Armand îl acuză pe primarul Sectorului 1 că ar pregăti stingerea datoriei de peste 1 miliard de lei a Romprest
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