PM Boc "buys" peace in his party with money from the state budget. Elsewhere in the news, Romanians buy flats in Bulgaria, after the crises brought prices down 40%. Further in the news, the state borrowed almost all the capital allocated by banks. Last but not least, the 1989 Revolution dossiers could not be finalised so far due to the strong political pressures over the last 20 years.
PM Boc "buys" peace in his party, PDL, with money from the state budget, Evenimentul Zilei informs. The deduction for LibDems, unhappy with the distribution of the ministries, is 70.000 euros per collegian. The decision comes after PM Emil Boc was criticised both by the PDL leadership and the LibDem MPs for his new cabinet.
The money is covered by the 2010 state budget law amendments and is meant for school, churches and roads repairs. Sources say that for the 240 votes supporting Boc Cabinet, the new government pledged to allocate 16.8 million euros from the state budget. This is the identical reproduction of last year's strategy in the PSD coalition, under Finance minister Gheorghe Pogea.
But Transylvanian LibDem leaders were still not given satisfaction: despite scoring over 60% in presidential elections, they have no minister. They also criticised the fact that the Agriculture portfolio was awarded to an independent - Mihai Dumitru, recommended by Dacian Ciolos, European commissioner for Agriculture.
Ex-Education minister Senator Hardau claimed that in PDL some were working for votes and others were into the people trafficking business. Pressed by the arguments in his party, PM Emil Boc declared that no one was to grow old in their roles and promised a reshuffle even before the Cabinet was elected.
Romanians buy flats in Bulgaria, Adevarul reads. Holiday residences in Bulgaria have gone down in price by 40% in the regions
