PSD's calculation is clear: Ministry of Development means splitting money on political criteria (REPER's MEP Ciolos)

PSD's calculation is clear: Ministry of Development means splitting money on political criteria (REPER's MEP Ciolos)

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The Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration means in fact the splitting of money left and right, based on political criteria, "at the whim of Marcel Ciolacu", while the real development project of Romania, the European funds, is of no interest to the social democrats, because there the money is granted on verified projects and there is monitoring of reforms, said REPER MEP Dacian Ciolos. CE Report quoting Agerpres

"Although he said that the political negotiations for the governmental rotation are suspended until solutions are found for the teachers on strike, Marcel Ciolacu announced that a new negotiation meeting with PNL [the National Liberal Party] and UDMR [the Hungarian Democratic Union of Romania] will take place today. I don't remember the education problem being solved, but I leave aside the lie of a few days ago. The head of the PSD has already got us used to his tricks to make him look responsible for a few days," Ciolos wrote on Facebook.

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