Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announces cuts in the 'Anghel Saligny' program, but PSD asks for individual analysis of projects, avoiding blocking them.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The 'Anghel Saligny' program has become a bone of contention in the governing coalition after Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced that only 35% of the projects will receive funding this year. PSD reacted by demanding that each project be assessed individually to avoid a freeze on investment. Discussions on tax measures continue, with proposals from the PSD to over-tax large fortunes and change the conditions for special pensions.
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