Former Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu launched harsh criticisms against the current Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, stating that he wishes to present himself as a "savior of humanity," but through his behavior, he drives away investors and contributes to rising interest rates. Ciolacu labeled Romania's economic deficit as a "nonsense," comparing it to the larger deficits recorded by countries like Spain and Italy during periods of development. He emphasized that, despite economic problems, public sector employment has not decreased, and the "circus" in the media does not reflect reality. Ciolacu criticized the Prime Minister's rhetoric, suggesting that alarming statements about Romania's inability to pay affect investor confidence and increase borrowing costs.
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