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Senate President Citu: Social –Democrats have started a frenzied attack on the private sector since entered government

The president of the Senate, liberal Florin Citu, criticized on Monday the Social Democratic Party (PSD), which he says that ever since it came to government, had started a “frenzied attack on the private sector”, reiterating that the government programme does not provide for new taxes and noted that he would understand “very well” companies if they wanted to leave Romania.

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