The General Council of the Capital has approved the referendum proposed by Nicușor Dan, which also includes a question on drug use in schools.
Cristina Petrache
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The referendum proposed by the Mayor of the Capital Nicușor Dan received the vote of the General Council. It includes three questions: one related to the way money is shared between the General City Hall and the six sector mayors' offices, a second one on building permits in the capital and a question on a project to discourage drug use, proposed by the PSD. It will most likely take place with the first round of the presidential elections.
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Nicușor Dan obține votul pentru referendumul din Capitală. Întrebarea suplimentară impusă de PSD pe buletin, acceptată și ea
UPDATE - Consilierii general au votat pentru referendumul local propus de primarul Capitalei/ Nicuşor Dan: Estimăm costurile la 7 milioane de lei / Augustin Zegrean: Se poate organiza simultan cu alegerile, dar nu în aceleaşi secţii de votare
Bucureştenii sunt chemaţi la referendum pentru a decide cum se construieşte în Bucureşti şi la cine sunt banii
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