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Social-democrats' Ciolacu: PSD won't vote the Citu gov't, a still-born government

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The PSD () will not vote for the Citu government, which "is already still born", the Social-democrat leader said in the Parliament's plenary meeting on Wednesday. He told the leader of the PNL (, which proposed the PM, ed. n.), , that he had lost the general election and that the Romanians "sent the liberals home" because they "put the health, life, jobs and education of children at risk".
"But you didn't get it. Instead of going home, you shook hands under the table in your chase for the bone. (...) You've got a…

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