Petrișor Peiu: „Guvernarea Bolojan, adică PSD-PNL-USR-UDMR, împinge România în cea mai gravă criză a datoriei publice din ultimele decenii”

Romania's public debt has surpassed 60% of GDP, marking a significant economic failure for the current government coalition. The debt reached approximately 1.17 trillion lei, with the government borrowing over 158 billion lei in the past year alone. This situation is exacerbated by high interest rates on loans, which are among the highest in the EU, and a significant portion of the debt is in foreign currency, increasing vulnerability to external shocks. Critics argue that instead of reducing waste and reforming the budgetary system, the government has opted for higher taxes and record borrowing, jeopardizing future generations. A call for a radical change in economic policy is emphasized to address these issues.