The Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) launched on Monday a package of ten measures aimed at reforming the state and stabilizing the economy, in the critical context of the chaotic decisions of the PSD-PNL-USR-UDMR Government. The leader of the AUR senators, Petrișor Peiu, emphasized that these measures are concrete solutions for citizens, who expect effective actions, not political improvisations. Among AUR's proposals are: reducing the number of parliamentarians to 300, local elections in two rounds, exemption from property tax for residential homes, administrative reform, returning VAT rates to standard levels, eliminating the limitation on cash payments, protecting property rights over private pensions, banning tax deductions for certain operations, stopping decarbonization until energy sufficiency is achieved, and abolishing certain regulatory institutions. AUR argues that these measures can be implemented immediately and that the current governmental coalition blocks real change initiatives.
Sources
Latest News
21:07
Commission refers Slovakia to the CJEU over delay in mandatory electronic customs system due since 2023
20:57
Eugen Tomac warns that early elections would deepen the crisis and make Romania vulnerable
20:52
A Romanian man is on trial in Vienna after allegedly attacking and robbing a young woman who was returning home on the night bus
20:51
Vladimir Putin warns that Russia will use “all weapons” if its territory, including Kaliningrad, is attacked
20:46
British police have arrested a man with dual British and Iranian citizenship in the investigation into the alleged plot near RAF Fairford base
See more news