Prime Minister Marcel Cholaku is invited to Romanian television at this time. The head of the government continues to claim that there will be no wage cuts, no austerity, no tax increases, but only “fiscal adjustments”.

Cholaku cites as an argument “numerous fiscal objects of all kinds” that should be removed, but refuses to list them now, saying that they have not yet been clearly established.

The prime minister says that European funds should not be lost, as this is “Romania’s last development push to join the OECD,” according to News.ro.

“There are many challenges. I think that such a mandate has not been received by the prime minister for a long time,” said Marcel Čolaku on Thursday evening on Romanian television, talking about the beginning of his mandate.

The Prime Minister referred to European funds.

“This is Romania’s last drive towards development, joining the OECD. There are more important things than Marcel Cholaku, Nicolae Chuke, PSD, PNL,” the prime minister also said.

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