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17 July 07:30

Romanian mayors are spending millions of euros on projects such as bicycle lanes in the countryside, instead of investing in essential infrastructure.

Sanziana Georgescu
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In Romania, mayors squander public funds on absurd projects such as bicycle paths in fields with no links between localities. Although the money comes from the PNRR or the Environment Fund, the investments do not benefit the communities, and local residents face a lack of basic infrastructure such as drinking water and sewage. Criticism is directed at mayors who prioritize unnecessary spending at the expense of citizens' real needs.

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Primarii din România risipesc milioane de euro pe proiecte inutile: piste de biciclete prin câmp, care nu leagă niciun sat
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Primari din România risipesc milioane de euro pe proiecte inutile: piste de biciclete prin câmp, care nu leagă niciun sat

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In the commune of Viile-Satu Mare, the authorities have invested almost 500,000 euros in a seven-kilometer bike path, but the locals, mostly elderly, consider it useless.
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The Ministry of the Environment reported losses of over 450 million euros at Apele Române, due to poor management and delays in infrastructure projects.
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The Timișoara City Hall allocates 21.4 million lei for the modernization of 12 streets, including bike lanes and tree plantings.
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