18 events about "pensiones magistrados"

Wednesday 12:54

Ilie Bolojan announced the completion of the draft law for judges' pensions, with a 15-year transition period and a cap on pensions at 70% of the net salary. The head of the Government specified that the CSM will be asked to issue an opinion as quickly as possible, so as not to exceed the deadline set by the milestone in the PNRR, November 28.

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Wednesday 12:44

CSM does not support the proposal for a 70% net pension for magistrates. "We said 65% of gross," declared the vice president of CSM, Claudiu Sandu.

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Friday 05:32

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan: Judges retire with a net pension of 5,000 euros. In the version they refused, they would have received 3,200. Think about the fact that an average pension in Romania is 550-600 euros today.

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13 November 20:38

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that no solution has been reached for the regulation of judges' pensions, emphasizing the significant difference compared to the average pensions of the population.

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10 November 18:36

The president of USR, Dominic Fritz, and the Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, express their solidarity with Oana Gheorghiu, who was reported by CSM for her criticisms of the judges' pension system.

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9 November 18:35

A representative of the Superior Council of Magistracy condemns the statements of Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu that undermine the independence and credibility of the judiciary.

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9 November 09:38

Radu Burnete, presidential advisor, announced that the parties in power will discuss next week the reforms in justice and administration, which have important deadlines.

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7 November 12:34

CCR: The reform of judges' pensions may be constitutional, but the Government has made a mistake in the procedure regarding the CSM's opinion.

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27 October 19:06

Sorin Grindeanu announced that the magistrates are willing to return to the dialogue table for a new project regarding pensions, which will be proposed in the coalition.

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23 October 07:13

Sorin Grindeanu announces a legislative proposal that will respect constitutional principles and "bring back to the parameters of decency" the pensions of magistrates.

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22 October 13:03

Ionuț Moșteanu, the Minister of Defense, stated that he does not believe it is necessary to organize a referendum on the issue of judges' pensions.

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21 October 20:43

Mihai Fifor stated that PSD will insist on the establishment of a mixed working group regarding judges' pensions, accusing Prime Minister Bolojan of a lack of dialogue.

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21 October 13:00

CSM praises the CCR's decision which declared the law on judges' pensions unconstitutional, emphasizing the importance of dialogue between the branches of government.

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20 October 18:27

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that the reform of judges' pensions remains a firm objective of the Government, supported by the entire coalition. He specified that, since the Constitutional Court did not reject the project on its merits, the Executive can resume the legislative process.

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20 October 18:07

The Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, stated that the decision of the Constitutional Court to reject the reform of judges' pensions is formal, not substantive, emphasizing the importance of respecting constitutionality.

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24 September 10:38

Grindeanu: The Constitutional Court will decide on the pensions of magistrates, but Bolojan must remain in the Government until 2027.

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23 September 09:06

The leader of UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, warns that the prime minister cannot repeatedly threaten with resignation, referring to possible problems in the Coalition.

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26 August 11:15

The prosecutors from the Bucharest Tribunal announce a protest against the new legislative changes regarding the retirement of magistrates.

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