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Claudiu Năsui, USR deputy and former Minister of Economy, stated on RFI that he does not expect reforms from the Government in 2026.

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Claudiu Năsui emphasized that last year there were no significant changes in central and local administration. He mentioned that the previous promises of the Ciucă, Ciolacu, and Bolojan governments have not materialized, citing the increase in subsidies for parties, contrary to expectations of reduction. The USR deputy expressed his skepticism regarding a possible reduction in spending, stating that politicians use any excuse to impose additional taxes.

Năsui pointed out that there are no prospects for reforms in the fields of public administration, education, and health, mentioning that the Government has used the initial political capital to raise taxes, not to implement reforms.

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Claudiu Năsui: Guvernul nu va face reforme în 2026. Capitalul politic a fost folosit pentru creșteri de taxe
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Claudiu Năsui: Nu sunt perspective să se facă vreo reformă în 2026

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