The government published the leasing contract for 17 Dacia Duster Pick-ups, responding to allegations regarding the legality of the purchase.
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After controversies related to the acquisition of 17 Dacia Duster Pick-ups through leasing, the Bolojan Government published the contract to clarify the situation. The spokesperson for the Executive stated that the leasing significantly reduced costs compared to previous contracts. Criticism came from employees affected by restructuring, who accused the Executive of violating the legislation. The head of the Chancellery, Mihai Jurca, denied any personal connection with the financiers, emphasizing the desire to collaborate directly with Dacia.
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