The replacement of all the ministers of Emil Boc seems to be intended as a hint that its' not only the people that will be changed, but that the style will be different as well, and the Governing program, which was yesterday made public, very much resembles the style of the reports of the special services, which is where the appointed PM Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu comes from.
This is what the "S.I.E. school" sounds like: first they present a summary of the state of things, followed by the avenues of action - precisely the structure of the Governing program.
Cristian Preda said that the Program was drafted by Răzvan Ungureanu, in two days.
If it were true, aside from its style, the program should his personality.
"Romania has achieved spectacular progress, in spite of the unfavorable international climate", the Governing program assures us; in other words, Ungureanu does.
"The unemployment rate is two percent lower than the European rate", it says.
What it doesn't say is that we are actually in a full demographic implosion, that the unemployment is not caused by the increase of the population, that the generation of new workers is smaller by 7-8% compared to the generations that are retiring, and that the unemployment rate in itself is meaningless, unless we compare it with the number of jobs.
What kind of economic development can a country that has a low level of unemployment, even though the number of jobs created is constantly dropping, (four million over the last 20 years), and two-three million people are working abroad?
How can you be proud of disaster?!
"Inflation is at the lowest point, in the last 22 years", Răzvan Ungureanu said, in the governing program, at least I think it was him.
Yes, instead of inflation, you just chose to shift the burden onto pensions, by cutting them, and when the Constitutional
