2015 events about "Ilie Bolojan"

7 October 2025, 12:43

PSD Deputy Mihai Fifor accuses Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan of ordering the blocking of PSD legislative projects, thus affecting the interests of citizens.

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7 October 2025, 12:06

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan asked PNL parliamentarians not to vote for PSD projects that modify recent tax measures, including exemptions from CASS.

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Current Affairs

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Education unionists are protesting today in front of the Ministry of Finance, dissatisfied with the measures adopted by the Bolojan Government. They are complaining about salary cuts and are demanding an end to austerity.

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6 October 2025, 14:38

Sorin Grindeanu, interim leader of PSD, states that Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan should not resign if the government's measures are rejected by the Constitutional Court.

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6 October 2025, 12:55

The government published the leasing contract for 17 Dacia Duster Pick-ups, responding to allegations regarding the legality of the purchase.

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6 October 2025, 11:02

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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6 October 2025, 10:37

Former Prime Minister Theodor Stolojan, about the governing coalition: "The coalition gives a signal: 'We do not touch our own interests, instead we burden the simple people'"

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Politics

6 October 2025, 08:59

The Government Employees' Union demands the resignation of Mihai Jurca, head of Ilie Bolojan's Chancellery, accusing him of abuses and lack of transparency.

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4 October 2025, 12:24

The President of the Senate, Mircea Abrudean, states that Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is serious and firm, having confidence that he will resign if the reform package is not approved by the Constitutional Court.

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3 October 2025, 20:37

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that he is waiting for the completion of the investigation related to the subleasing of the EximBank property, which scandalizes the citizens.

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3 October 2025, 20:23

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan states that politicians, not the secret services, are to blame for the cancellation of the presidential elections in 2024.

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3 October 2025, 20:21

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced the allocation of additional funds for the secret services, emphasizing the need to cover salaries.

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Economy

3 October 2025, 20:10

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan states that his principles of managing public funds are constant, based on efficiency and responsibility.

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Current Affairs

3 October 2025, 19:57

Bolojan stated that the speculations regarding a prior planning of political developments are unfounded and fanciful.

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Current Affairs

3 October 2025, 18:30

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan justified accessing the SAFE loan of 17 billion euros, emphasizing the necessity of investments in defense and its financial advantages.

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Politics

3 October 2025, 14:40

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan suggests reducing the number of gendarmes on guard to redistribute them on the streets, thus increasing public safety.

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Politics

3 October 2025, 14:10

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan: "It's pointless to raise taxes if the money is not collected"

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Politics

3 October 2025, 13:59

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that the Government is ready for the organization of the elections in the Capital, but emphasized the importance of an agreement in the governing coalition.

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Politics

3 October 2025, 13:43

Prime Minister Bolojan stated that there are no intentions to increase VAT or other taxes for 2026, emphasizing the importance of collecting existing taxes.

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Current Affairs

3 October 2025, 13:40

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan proposes that judges' salaries be partially suspended, in the context of their protests against the changes to service pensions.

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