The mayor of PSD of Buzau, Constantin Toma, said on Friday that former Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu has a great guilt for the country’s financial situation. He also stated that the measures decided by the Bolojan government are necessary.
Constantin Toma blamed Marcel Ciolacu for the situation of the country photo archive
Constantin Toma considers the fiscal measures announced by the government led by Ilie Bolojan.
“These measures are necessary. Of course they will affect everyone and VAT and, indirectly, consumption (…), but this measure is that it has been taken to increase the confidence of the funding partners and the European Commission (…).said the mayor, according to News.ro.
At the same time, he criticized the management of his own party, resuming the criticisms that the management team has not changed fundamentally.
“PSD is quiet, waiting to break his throat. What to tell you, I am a critic now with my party, because he has taken the worst measures in the last two years, related to the budgetary area and now they claim that sir, we have not done anything, that actually came from the Holy Spirit. It smells. It is the same team in the leadership, nothing happens, a big difference has been created between the current leadership and the rest of the party and practically, at this moment, the decisions are at the five to six people who are there and rotate between them.he said.
The mayor of Buzau harshly criticized former Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu, who accuses him of not assuming the blame for the financial situation in which Romania is located.
“I also read a statement by Marcel Ciolacu, who unfortunately does not recognize anything. Sir, let’s be responsible, you have a great guilt, Marcel Ciolacu, in this situation!”he said.
Affirmations come in the context in which former Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu criticized the measures on Thursday “blind” of austerity proposed by the Bolojan government, which claims that they will seriously affect the country’s economy.
“The fear of” junk “-reason for blind austerity?! Who takes advantage of the panic induced by the Romanian population and companies? The development of the country.said Marcel Ciolacu, in a Facebook post.
