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Bucharest Mayor Ciprian Ciucu: "Now I am struggling with the Ministry of Finance and in the coalition on how to save this city hall from bankruptcy / If we do not have at least 5.5 billion, we will do nothing! We will go bankrupt!"

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Ciprian Ciucu, the general mayor of Bucharest, stated that the city risks bankruptcy if it does not have a budget of at least 5.5 billion lei by 2026. He emphasized that the accumulated deficit has reached 4 billion lei, caused by the systematic underfunding of the General Mayor’s Office by previous governments, which has led to a monthly deficit of approximately 200 million lei.

Ciucu proposed a change in the funding method of the Capital, which should be based on a predictable calculation, instead of political negotiations. He also criticized the behavior of the PSD in the General Council, which blocks important decisions. He emphasized the importance of collaborating with other parties to ensure a stable majority in the General Council, considering the financial difficulties faced by the mayor's office.

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INTERVIU - Ciprian Ciucu, primarul Bucureştiului: Îmi bat capul cu Ministerul Finanţelor şi în coaliţie cum să salvez Primăria. Dacă nu vom avea minimum 5,5 miliarde, intrăm în faliment / De la Drulă nu aşteptam felicitări, aşteptam scuze
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Ciprian Ciucu, primarul Bucureştiului: „Îmi bat capul cu Ministerul Finanţelor şi în coaliţie cum să salvez Primăria”
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Primarul Capitalei avertizează că Bucureștiul este la un pas de faliment. "În acest moment avem o problemă bugetară imensă"
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Capitala riscă falimentul dacă bugetul 2026 nu ajunge la 5,5 miliarde de lei, avertizează Ciucu. â€De aceea a făcut NicuÅŸor Dan referendumulâ€
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Ciucu: Îmi bat capul cu Ministerul Finanţelor şi în coaliţie cum să salvez Primăria. Dacă nu vom avea 5,5 miliarde, intrăm în faliment
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Ultimatumul lui Ciucu: „Dacă nu primim 5,5 miliarde, Bucureștiul intră în faliment!”
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„Bucureștiul e în pericol de faliment”, crede Ciprian Ciucu. “Avem o problemă bugetară imensă, dar nu mai spuneți că mă plâng”
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Ciprian Ciucu avertizează că Primăria Capitalei riscă falimentul: "Avem nevoie de minimum 5,5 miliarde de lei"

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