Dominic Fritz, the president of USR, stated that the necessary reforms for the recovery of Romania represent a "war of attrition" and cannot be achieved quickly. He emphasized that the current problems are the result of wrong decisions and false promises made by politicians, highlighting the need for a real reform of the state, which should include the elimination of special pensions and genuine decentralization. Fritz mentioned that, although he would like a rapid change, the economic reality requires immediate measures, such as increasing VAT, to manage the 10% deficit.
He stressed that it is essential not to compromise democracy and to create a state that works for citizens, not for a privileged class. Fritz acknowledged the difficulties in implementing reforms, especially in the context of special pensions, and stated that, although progress is slow, USR continues to fight for these changes.
He stressed that it is essential not to compromise democracy and to create a state that works for citizens, not for a privileged class. Fritz acknowledged the difficulties in implementing reforms, especially in the context of special pensions, and stated that, although progress is slow, USR continues to fight for these changes.
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