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Former Prime Minister Florin Cîțu calls for a return to liberal economic measures to stimulate the economy

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13 February 2026, 09:00
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Florin Cîțu, former liberal prime minister, believes that this result is the consequence of governments with socialist measures starting from 2022. Cîțu emphasizes the need to reduce state intervention in the economy and to adopt liberal measures, such as lower taxes and simple rules, to support the private sector. He also criticizes the emergence of a new group of socialists who, in his opinion, now advocate for high taxes and justify the economic downturn with socialist rhetoric. Cîțu warns that Romania urgently needs a liberal government to overcome this economic crisis.

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