The SCM says that Elena Costache's statements on magistrates' pensions were taken out of context, generating negative reactions in the public space.
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The Superior Council of the Magistracy (SCM) has issued a statement claiming that President Elena Costache's statements about the amount of magistrates' pensions were distorted. Costache stated that pensions of 70% of net salary, reaching 14,000 lei for Appeal Court judges, are low. The SJC points out that the full interview was omitted in the broadcast montage and the message was presented in a truncated way, ignoring the complexity and responsibilities of the judiciary. The SCM calls for responsible and respectful dialog in public discourse.
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CSM sugerează că vorbele președintei Elena Costache au fost scoase din context, după ce într-un interviu la Digi24 aceasta a spus că i se pare mică o pensie de 11.000 de lei pentru judecători: "Dintr-un interviu amplu de o oră, a fost difuzat un montaj audio-video fracționat, de câteva minute"
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