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Mohammad Murad, AUR deputy, argues that the departure of 200,000 foreign workers would lead to the bankruptcy of 30% of Romanian companies, emphasizing their contribution to the economy.

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AUR Deputy Mohammad Murad stated that without foreign workers, the Romanian economy would suffer severely, estimating that 30% of companies would go bankrupt. He criticized the anti-immigrant rhetoric, highlighting that foreigners contribute 1.5 billion euros annually to the budget. Murad emphasized the distinction between immigrants and foreign workers, who pay taxes without benefiting from them. The recent incident involving a delivery person from Bangladesh generated strong reactions, including condemnations from President Nicușor Dan, who warned about the effects of inciting rhetoric.

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