Siegfried Mureşan Takes the Role of "Little Bolojan" Seriously: "The Waste of Public Money Means Less Money to People, Not Austerity"
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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan sent a Facebook message that, in recent years, the term "austerity" has been used too often by politicians who want to continue to waste the public money. Mureșan let it be understood that the government he will lead - if invested in Parliament - will continue to put order in public finances, reduce waste and demand performance "where the state spends people's money".
Siegfried Mureşan states that the term "austerity" is repeatedly used by politicians to criticize the measures by which unnecessary state spending is reduced. The Siegfried Mureşan article takes the role of "little Bolojan:" Waste of public money means less money to people, no austerity appears first in Romania TV.
Siegfried Mureșan argues that reducing the state's unnecessary spending should not be confused with austerity. The prime minister states, in a Facebook post, that every lion spent without justification means less resources for schools, hospitals, infrastructure and investments and pleads for reducing waste and increasing performance in public institutions.
The Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan argues that reducing unnecessary spending and making public money more efficient is not a measure of austerity but of accountability.
Designated Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan criticized the accusations of "austerity . . . launched for any measure to reduce the waste of the public money."Each unnecessary state lion is a lion that does not reach a school, a hospital, a road or an investment Romania needs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …
The prime minister, Siegfried Mureşan, said that reducing unnecessary spending and making public money more efficient is not a measure of austerity, but of responsibility, stating that he will continue his efforts to reduce waste.
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