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Vicepremierul Dragoș Anastasiu a fost martor într-un dosar de mită la ANAF, dar a negat că a fost denunțător sau că a avut vreun avantaj juridic din cauza acestui dosar. DNA a declarat că el a fost martor denunțător, motiv pentru care a fost dispusă clasarea față de el.

Tanczos Barna, the Vice Premier of Romania, has been vocal about the country's financial situation. He has stated that those with pensions over 3,000 lei should pay more, and that unsustainable spending on pensions, salaries, and investments has led to a 9.3% deficit. He has also mentioned that a downgrade by rating agencies could lead to IMF intervention. Barna has been critical of the government's decision to freeze pensions and salaries in the public sector, and has attributed the large budget deficit to those who have paid out excessive salaries, pensions, and investments. He has stated that a 7.5% deficit is reasonable for this year. Barna has also discussed the increase in TVA, stating that the President, Nicușor Dan, had insisted on not raising it, but the coalition did not accept alternative solutions. Despite this, Barna has expressed confidence that the recent fiscal and budgetary measures will stabilize the euro-leu exchange rate and boost investor confidence in Romania.

Dragoș Anastasiu, vicepremier, reflects on the Ciolacu government's tenure, stating he had good intentions but faced challenges. He suggests he would have different advice if he could meet his past self. Currently, Anastasiu expresses optimism about finalizing a new fiscal package today, stating they are "up against the wall.

Vicepremier Dragoș Anastasiu confirms a significant fiscal package, dubbed 'ordonanța trenuleț', will be announced tomorrow, with key details expected by Wednesday or Thursday. The package aims to address a potential economic shock and may include changes to TVA to avoid a country rating drop. Anastasiu also warns of imminent inspections following the RAAPSS villa scandal, stating 'those who err will pay'. Additionally, he suggests judiciary reforms may include personal sacrifices. The government urges swift adoption of the package by July 7th to avoid potential penalties.