INTERVIU Un fost judecător descrie mecanismul protejat de politicieni prin care România a ajuns datoare cu 31.000.000.000 de lei față de sute de mii de bugetari

Toni Neacșu, a former judge, discusses the significant public debt owed to various categories of public employees in Romania, amounting to 31 billion lei. He attributes this debt to politicians who promise salary increases during elections but fail to implement them afterward. The issue extends beyond judges to include teachers, police, and healthcare workers, with many waiting for payments. Neacșu highlights the disparity in success rates for salary-related court cases, noting that teachers win 70% of their cases while judges only win 30%. He emphasizes the systemic issues in legislation and the resulting conflicts between judicial and executive powers regarding budget execution.