The union members in Parliament booed Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. They are demanding his resignation due to salary grievances.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan was greeted with boos from representatives of the contractual staff union in Parliament, who were protesting in the hallways of the Chamber of Deputies. They are demanding the prime minister's resignation, dissatisfied with their salaries, in the context of a solemn meeting marking 107 years since the Great Union. The protest took place before Bolojan was to assume responsibility before Parliament for the magistrates' pension law, with the opinion of the Superior Council of Magistracy being negative, but consultative. Parliament employees chanted anti-government messages, and the prime minister did not interact with the protesters. This is the second protest in Parliament during the prime minister's presence, highlighting the tensions between employees and the government.
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Ilie Bolojan, întâmpinat cu huiduieli şi pe holurile Parlamentului. Sindicaliştii i-au cerut demisia: „Bolojan, nu uita, România nu-i a ta!”
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"Demisia! Fii bărbat, vino sa vezi cum am ajuns din cauza ta". Nou protest sindical pe holurile Parlamentului
Premierul Ilie Bolojan, primit cu huiduieli de către angajaţii din Parlament, la sosirea în plen: ”Demisia!”, ”Bolojan, nu uita, România nu-i a ta!”
Protest spontan în Parlament, înainte ca Bolojan să-și asume răspunderea pe legea pensiilor magistraților
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