Romanian Liberal-Democratic MEP Cristian Preda asked the Boc Cabinet to consult the opposition regarding anti-crisis measures. He told RFI reporters that for two weeks now, the Romanian "Government is not doing anything" in terms of anti-crisis measures. Preda said that so far, The Government and PDL's communication was "silence", while other cases, the communication managed to rob the anti-crisis measures of credibility.

"When it's about crisis, one needs to act promptly. You can't postpone, you can't allow for days to pass in vain, without anything happening etc. From the prompt answer perspective, if I'm not mistaking it was two weeks ago when the President clearly stated which are the options we face, which the Government faces. Unfortunately, the government is in the position to decide for two weeks already but doesn't act. This is a problem I find, because promptness should lead sensitive moments, crisis moments. It is even more regrettable that time is lost as one of the raised issues have been known for a long time. Romania hasn't got a deficit since last week. It has got a deficit that any Executive in the last years knew about. The solutions meant to reduce the deficit, just like growth solutions, should have been clearly declared on the political scene. Maybe it would have been a good idea to declare them before the intervention of the President, because these are issues affecting the mechanism of the state and of our society, respectively." "We should have had various solutions on the table, various ways to act considered by the Government. We are in a slightly overturned position, when the statement of the problem has been done under the sign f urgency. The Government is dreading to consider this urgency and take responsibility for clear measures. On the other hand, the opposition either asks for funny things - early elections, fiscal amnesty - or,