România, singura țară estică unde pensiile nu au crescut de 2 ani

In Romania, pensions have been frozen for nearly two years, despite constitutional requirements for inflation adjustments, leading to decreased purchasing power for seniors. In contrast, countries like Hungary, Poland, and Bulgaria are increasing pensions and providing additional social support to their elderly citizens. Hungary plans to raise the minimum pension significantly by 2027, while Poland and Bulgaria are also implementing pension increases linked to inflation. Romania remains the only Eastern European country where pensions have not risen at all during this period, with no adjustments expected for 2026.