A pension of 3,000 lei is worth only about 2,000 lei today, analysts say: 'You’d ↗
Front page leadAnalysts say rising living costs have eroded the purchasing power of a 3,000 lei pension, which now effectively buys the same as about 2,000 lei.
Romania
The front page highlights economic concerns and political developments in Romania, led by a flagship story about the real value of a 3,000 lei pension today, followed by reports on salary law suspensions, government audits, political controversy, and human-interest or societal issues. The page mixes
Analysts say rising living costs have eroded the purchasing power of a 3,000 lei pension, which now effectively buys the same as about 2,000 lei.
After the suspension of the Salary Law by the Bucharest Court of Appeal, health and education federations anticipate negotiations and uncertainty about the next steps.
Auditors reveal Romania paid more than 400,000 dollars in rent for the Libyan embassy and residence, despite staff being withdrawn since 2014.
President Ciolacu is pictured at a table in Italy with Ionel Arsene, who has been convicted of corruption; reactions from the Buzău County President are noted.
A video report tells of a nightmare experience for a Romanian tourist in Greece, with the user saying they would pack and leave.
An almost 9-average student failed to get a place in the computerized high school admissions process.