PSD President Marcel Čolaku says that his goal is the law on special pensions and that he has discussed with Labor Minister Marius Budai coming from Brussels with the latest clarifications on the law. Cholaku explained that he wants the law to pass through parliament, but if it doesn’t, the government will take responsibility.

“I had a discussion with Mr. Budai, we reviewed the law on special pensions again, we analyzed certain amendments, I asked him to be in Brussels next week to come with the final clarifications, because I would like the law to go through parliament, if not, I stand by what I said, we will follow the law with special pensions, taking responsibility. I, Marcel Colacu, will not accept that Romanians lose a single euro due to special pensions. If we have all the elements to fit, I believe that it will be attacked in the CCR, it is a certain procedure and we have time to close it before the parliamentary vacation,” said Marcel Čolak on Wednesday evening. , on the Romanian TV channel, News.ro reports.

The leader of the Social Democrats showed that special pensions have enslaved society.

“It has gone too far with these special pensions, it has alienated society, it has created feelings of hatred, and we have to fix it. It went too far and with incorrect analyses. When Mr. Guinea, I say it is not in bad faith, but in good faith, but he is limited by the niche that his lordship’s party represented, which is the USR, that they are a niche party, it is not a mass party like the PSD. . He was thinking only about the niche and the electorate of his government when he passed this milestone (…) I believe that I cannot continue the journey as Prime Minister with this unresolved issue. So I said, I’m coming, taking responsibility and closing this topic once and for all. Either the law will pass, or I’m going home,” added Marcel Cholaku.

The president of the NLP, Prime Minister Nicolae Chuke, said on Monday about the reform of special pensions that it is a matter of responsibility that everyone takes on themselves, and the opportunity to take responsibility, from his point of view, is the last. .

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