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12 August 11:28

Victor Ponta says wages and pensions have fallen by 7.8%, while taxes are rising, without affecting party money.

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Former Prime Minister Victor Ponta has criticized the government, claiming that salaries and pensions have fallen by 7.8% without clear communication. He accused the executive of raising taxes but not touching political party funds. Ponta derided the main political parties, concluding that Romania is in a difficult period without effective leadership. Recent data show annual inflation at 7.8% and an accumulated rate of 5.8% since the beginning of the year.

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Victor Ponta: Salariile și pensiile au scăzut cu 7,8% – fără ca cineva să spună direct
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Victor Ponta anunță: „Tocmai au scăzut toate salariile și pensiile cu 7,8%. USR moare de grija lui Ion Iliescu”
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Victor Ponta anunță: „Tocmai au scăzut toate salariile și pensiile cu 7,8%. USR moare de grija lui Ion Iliescu”

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