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5 July 12:38

Presidential adviser Radu Burnete says that President Nicușor Dan has achieved flexibility in fiscal measures, which is essential for Romania's economy.

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Radu Burnete underlines that discussions with the European Commission have led to maximum flexibility for Romania in the context of fiscal measures and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. He warns that if Romania fails to borrow, budget cuts will be more drastic. Burnete points out that rating agencies are more demanding than the European Commission and have a crucial role to play in assessing Romania's ability to honor its debts.

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Radu Burnete, consilier prezidenţial: Dacă ajungem să nu ne mai putem împrumuta, vă garantez că tăierile vor fi mult mai mari şi mult mai rapide decât ce vedem acum
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Radu Burnete, consilier prezidenţial: Dacă ajungem să nu ne mai putem împrumuta, vă garantez că tăierile vor fi mult mai mari şi mult mai rapide decât ce vedem acum
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Radu Burnete, consilier prezidenţial: Dacă ajungem să nu ne mai putem împrumuta, vă garantez că tăierile vor fi mult mai mari şi mult mai rapide decât ce vedem acum

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Radu Burnete states that Romania entered 2025 with a real estimated budget deficit between 9% and 10%, higher than the official one, but with potential for reduction.
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Advisor Radu Burnete announces that the budget for 2026 will be prepared transparently, without overestimations or underestimations, in accordance with the fiscal decisions adopted by the Government this year.
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Radu Burnete, presidential advisor, announced that the parties in power will discuss next week the reforms in justice and administration, which have important deadlines.
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Radu Burnete, advisor to President Nicușor Dan: "Mark Rutte sent a very clear message today: Romania has allies it can rely on. At that table, you must also pay for the consumption, not just drink the water."
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The presidential advisor, Radu Burnete, emphasizes the necessity of investments in renewable energy, distribution networks, and storage to reduce energy costs in Romania.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan: "So if next year, let's say, Romania would not take any kind of loan during 2026, it cannot pay any salaries. The situation is that serious."
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