„Douăzeci de ani în Uniune: harta care nu ne mai încape” / Buzunarele de subdezvoltare: ce facem cu România care n-a prins ultimii 20 de ani

The article discusses the disparity in Romania regarding EU funds distribution, highlighting the existence of underdeveloped areas despite significant financial support. It emphasizes that funds have primarily benefited regions with existing infrastructure and administrative capacity, leaving many communities without basic services. The author argues for targeted investments and local community involvement in project management to address these disparities. Additionally, it suggests that without a local economy, public investments become unsustainable. The article calls for a strategic approach similar to those adopted by Italy and Spain to effectively tackle the issues faced by underdeveloped regions.