The Minister of Economy warns that Bolojan's departure as Prime Minister could generate a political crisis, with negative effects on the economy and prices.
Liviu Brăteanu
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In an interview, the Minister of Economy emphasized that Ilie Bolojan's resignation from the position of Prime Minister could provoke a political crisis, with direct repercussions on Romanians, including rising prices and economic instability. The statements come in the context of tensions within the governing coalition, related to the reform of judges' pensions. Although some leaders from USR have questioned the legitimacy of the government, Miruță downplayed these claims, mentioning that he has not heard such an intention from the Prime Minister.
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