Siegfried Mureșan Proposes a Government with Three Vice-Primers. "The only Dialogue I Will Have with PSD Is the Official one."
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The Prime Minister appointed Siegfried Mureșan announced on Wednesday that he and the parties that support him to lead the future Executive are in dialogue with the PSD leader, Sorin Grindeanu, to ensure the majority needed for the investment. Mureșan stressed, in the same context, that there will be no individual discussions with other social democrats to break votes. Article Siegfried Mureșan, about the steps for the majority needed for the in…
The Prime Minister appointed Siegfried Mureșan presents, on Wednesday, in Parliament, the governance programme that he proposes for a government PNL-USR-UDMR. Mureșan has met so far with parliamentarians of the three parties that support him. On the list of talks have remained the choice of national minorities and PSD. The most important statements: Questions: The discussion between Bolojan and Grindeanu, without ...
The Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan supports a press conference on Wednesday, while negotiations for the formation of the new Government continue, and PNL, USR and UDMR do not have enough votes for the cabinet at this time. With seven days remaining from the deadline for requesting Parliament's vote of confidence, Mureșan tries to shape a majority and complete the governance program. On Wednesday morning, the Prime Minister-designate …
The prime minister, Siegfried Mureșan, announced that the government he is penciling will have three vice-primers, from PNL, USR and UDMR. He stressed that he will not increase the number of ministries.
Designated Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan gave the first details of the governance program: "There will be no tax increases and taxes. We will help Romanian businesses. . . Designated Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan presented Wednesday in Parliament the principles of the governance program that he proposes for a PNL-USR-UDMR cabinet, about which he said he will have three vice-presidents. Mureșan [...]
The Prime Minister appointed Siegfried Mureșan announces that, during his term of office, there will be no increase in taxes, taxes or VAT rates and says that the objective of the future government is to introduce tax reductions as soon as possible, depending on the available budgetary space. Mureșan argues that VAT could return to 19% when the financial situation permits this.
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