Gold submitted a censorship motion against the government led by Ilie Bolojan on Wednesday, in response to the tax measures announced by the prime minister.
Gold submitted the censorship motion against the Bolojan/ Photo government: Inquam Photos/ Octav Ganea
“How to touch your children’s allowances? I take the money for children. How to touch scholarships, children’s sandwich money? It is a total lack of vision.
We cannot agree with these measures, we cannot shake hands. It is obvious that this government must leave ”claims Ramona Ioana Bruynseels.
The censorship motion was announced on Monday, July 7, by the gold leader, George Simion, in the Parliament plenary.
“We will submit a censorship motion against the Bolojan government. I understand that the vote is Monday, we expect all colleagues to come to the vote”said George Simion, after Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan took responsibility on the first fiscal package to reduce the budget deficit.
“In order to be the vote on Monday, the first time the motion must be submitted”, completed the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Sorin Grindeanu.
The leader of the gold deputies, Mihai Enache, previously announced that the text of the motion is completed and that all the gold parliamentarians – 89 – were signed for the motion. “Some signatures from non -affiliated and opposition parliamentarians.”
“The parliamentary groups of gold They have prepared the text of the censorship motion, we have the signatures of our parliamentarians, we have some of the signatures of the opposition colleagues, from the SOS Party, from the Party of Young People, from non -affiliated MPs and we expect from each parliamentarian who believe that the measures assumed by the Government today are against the Romanians to sign this government. We call on each parliamentarian to listen to his voters, not just the party leaders ””said Mihai Enache.
Can announce that they vote for censure motion
The party of young people also announced that it will sign and vote for the motion of gold censorship against the austerity measures adopted by the Bolojan Government, specifying that “will not participate in political illusions meant to provide citizens false hopes”.
“I can sign and vote for the censure motion against the” poverty order “, out of respect for the citizens. I can announce the support of any censorship motion that opposes the” poverty order “, but will not participate in political illusions meant to offer the citizens for false hopes. The political illusions meant to give the citizens false hopes.
In this sense, we will sign and vote any censure motion that opposes these measures. Not for political reasons, but out of respect for reality and for citizens. Our position is clear: we cannot accept a direction that punishes exactly those people who should be protected. However, the party of young people is not part of the image games or hidden negotiations. We delimit ourselves from any political approach that follows an electoral earnings than real solutions. Realistically, the opposition does not currently have the majority necessary to pass the motion without the support of the PSD, which although in critical governance in the public space, while benefiting from all the advantages of executive power. If there is truly dissatisfaction with the policies applied by the current government, the natural question is: Why remains PSD in the government?
And if the motion passes, what is put in place? The same parties, in other formulas? I may not participate in political illusions meant to provide citizens false hopes. We come up with clear, constructive and proven proposals as efficient in other European states: reducing the waste from the administration, eliminating the invented and self -class stations; the real support of doctors, teachers and police; Combating abusive transfer of multinational profit and equitable taxation of big earnings; ANAF reform to collect effectively and digitize the tax process, not to harass small companies; Protecting SMEs and stopping administrative abuse and especially rejecting the increase of taxes for honest Romanians. Romania needs a realistic and correct plan, not a political show. Needs courage and balance, not austerity on the back of those who work “wrote the president, Anamaria Gavrilă, on Facebook.
