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Independent candidate Sorin Naș, who is running for Parliament in the December 6 elections, spoke to DC News about “the disaster the government is trying to hide.”
After stating that, in the current situation, “no Romanian citizen can make a personal or business plan even for next week,” Sorin Naș, an independent candidate for Parliament, spoke about entrepreneurs.
“Thinking of entrepreneurs, a fundamental element is predictability. Today, what predictability to have and what business plan to do when you don’t know what will happen tomorrow, but next week or in a year, “said Sorin Naș, an independent candidate for the Romanian Parliament, in the DC News interviews.
Sorin Naș also affirmed that the Government is presenting all kinds of proposals for next year, but until then “all companies will die. Who do you want to give it to? To the great ones, they will stay “.
“There is no plan to support the economy, a plan to start tomorrow, there is no investment plan. Investments are the only solution through which, in my opinion, the economy can be saved, “Sorin Naș also told DC News.
Sorin Nas: This is the disaster the government is trying to hide
Sorin Naș went on to say that this year’s massive loans, which “were used for spending” rather than being used for “investments and to support Romanian businessmen”, represent “the disaster that the government is trying to hide.”
“There have been massive loans this year. It would not have been a problem if these loans had been mainly aimed at investments and the support of Romanian entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, these loans were used for expenses.
This is a disaster that the Government is trying to cover up with statistical data from the National Institute of Statistics. It makes me want to laugh because I saw them the other day, they were glad that it was, in their opinion, an increase in “V” and that in the third quarter the Romanian economy grew by 5.6% compared to the second quarter. Well normally, after reducing the economy to infinity minus and having growth, that’s good! ”, Sorin Nas concluded.
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