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Prime Vice-President PSD, Harsh Attack on Siegfried Mureșan: "The Party Has No Way of Assuming yet Another Prime Minister Who Could Do Even Worse for This country."

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Prime Vice-President PSD Ionuț Pucheanu criticizes Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan and says that the social-democrats cannot assume "a prime minister who could do even more harm to the country. The PSD leader claims that the future government must be able to create welfare for the Romanians and questions Mureșan's ability to revive the economy.

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Prime Vice-President PSD Ionuț Pucheanu criticizes Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan and says that the social-democrats cannot assume "a prime minister who could do even more harm to the country. The PSD leader claims that the future government must be able to create welfare for the Romanians and questions Mureșan's ability to revive the economy.

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Senator PSD Ioan Stan: After four and a half months since the resignation of the Bolojan government, the right should have come with an economic recovery, fiscal policy, protection of purchasing power, investment and jobs – and with a clear answer if the austerity of the Bolojan government continues, which led to the fall of the cabinet Declarations so far do not give us these hopes. PSD parliamentarians will vote as always, for the Romanians.

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Ionut Pucheanu attacks the Muresan government harshly: "He can't assume another prime minister."

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Prime Vice-President PSD Ionuț Pucheanu criticizes Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan and says that PSD cannot assume "a prime minister who could do even more harm to the country. Pucheanu says that the new government should be able to create welfare for Romanians.

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Mediafax broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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