PSD Continues Legal Actions Against Bolojan Government; Grindeanu Claims 11 Decisions Are Unlawful

The Social Democratic Party (PSD) is escalating its legal challenges against the current government, led by Nicolae Bolojan, asserting that 11 of its decisions are unlawful. PSD leader Sorin Grindeanu has been vocal about the party's opposition, framing the government's actions as being "outside the law."

Grindeanu highlighted that the PSD's primary concern remains the salary law, a critical piece of legislation for public sector employees. He called for the project to be rapidly sent to Parliament for deliberation and approval, indicating its importance to the party's agenda. The ongoing legal disputes suggest a significant political rift and a struggle for legislative and executive control.

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They are outside the law with 11 decisions.

The PSD's stance indicates a deep dissatisfaction with the Bolojan government's policies and decision-making processes. The party's commitment to pursuing legal avenues underscores its strategy to counter the government's agenda and assert its influence within the political landscape.

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The main concern of the PSD is the salary law and we ask for the project to be sent quickly to Parliament.