The Minister of Economy, Radu Miruță, emphasized the necessity for the coalition parties to reduce the number of conditions to facilitate governmental decisions: "I believe that each of the parties in power should analyze and come with fewer conditions to the coalition. The more conditions you add, the harder you make the decision."
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Radu Miruță stated that the governing parties need to come with fewer conditions to allow Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to make effective decisions. He highlighted the difficulties of a coalition made up of four parties with different visions and emphasized the importance of more efficient collaboration. Miruță discussed tax increases as a necessary measure and criticized previous governments for their inefficient management of economic issues. He stated that the Prime Minister must have the necessary power to implement the desired reforms.
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