Marius Lulea, first vice-president of AUR, criticizes the government for the lack of reforms and spending cuts, demanding transparency in electoral politics.

Marius Lulea, first vice-president of AUR, accused the government led by Nicușor Dan of dishonesty, stressing that there are no proposals to cancel the 2024 elections. He called for cuts in political party spending and a reduction in the number of MPs, comparing Romania to the Netherlands. Lulea highlighted the problem of tax evasion and called for state reform to start with concrete measures. He also stressed the importance of respecting collective bargaining agreements and criticized the decision to have 5 deputy ministers as immoral.