POT has announced that it will sign and vote for the AUR motion of censure against austerity measures, but distances itself from political illusions.
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The Young People's Party (POT) decided to sign and vote for the AUR motion of censure against the "Poverty Ordinance" adopted by the Bolojan Government, emphasizing that it will not participate in political games that offer false hopes to citizens. President Anamaria Gavrilă said that the opposition does not have the necessary majority to pass the motion without PSD. POT proposes real solutions to the current crisis, including reducing waste in the administration and protecting SMEs, emphasizing the need for a fair plan and not austerity.
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