EU Head's Response After Being Asked to Block Romania's PNRR Funds Due to "Fritz Amendment (Sources)
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Contents: Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Foreign Minister Oana Tioiu, would have spoken to the European Commissioner for Justice on the controversial "Fritz Amendment" and would have asked Romania to lose European money linked to the PNRR milestone, conveys Antena 3 CNN, reading sources. The information appears in the context of the European Commission's official request [...] Post Bolojan and Tioiu would have asked the European Commission to c…
Reason: "Fritz Amendment" of the ANI Law
EU Head's Response After Being Asked to Block Romania's PNRR Funds Due to "Fritz Amendment (Sources)
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, reacted after two large political groups in the EU asked him to condition the PNRR funds allocated to Romania after the Dominic Fritz scandal.
Bucharest could lose hundreds of millions of euros in EU recovery funds because the reforms required by Brussels were not adopted on time due to the political crisis.
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