Former Minister of Culture, Raluca Turcan, asks the current minister, Demeter Andras, to find solutions to avoid the closure of cultural institutions on weekends.
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Raluca Turcan warns that the new collective bargaining agreement will lead to weekend closures of museums and libraries, affecting public access to culture. She urges Minister Demeter Andras to not remain passive and to seek legal solutions to maintain cultural activities. Turcan emphasizes the importance of dialogue and support for cultural employees, who are facing low salaries. Minister Andras recognizes the risks related to this contract and the pressure from trade unions, saying that the public sector needs to react more actively.
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