The first vice-president of the PNL, Ciprian Ciucu, announced on Tuesday, October 21, that the parties in the governing coalition decided to abandon the organization of a new referendum on special pensions, initially considered a possible solution to unblock the strained relationship with the CCR.
First Vice-President of the PNL, Ciprian Ciucu. PHOTO: Facebook
The Liberal states that the problem will be dealt with through a solution “constitutional and political”.
“At the Coalition meeting, we agreed not to mix things up and not hold any new referendum related to special pensions, as a solution to unblock the relationship with CCR. The solution will have to be constitutional and political,” Ciucu said in a message published on Facebook.
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In the same context, the mayor of Sector 6 resumed the subject of the referendum initiated last year in Bucharest Nicusor Dan, validated by the court. Ciucu claims that it should be implemented before the partial local elections in the Capital.
“I think it would be correct that the referendum on Bucharest, validated last year, initiated by Mr. Nicusor Dan, then general mayor, be put into practice before the partial elections. Regardless of what a sector mayor or the hypothetical future general mayor wants”. stated the liberal leader.
The statement comes after the governing coalition established the organization of partial local elections on December 7.
In the discussions on Tuesday, the idea of a referendum on special pensions, supported by PNL and USR, was also analyzed, through which Romanians would have been asked if they agree with the elimination of these benefits.
