Romanian Opp Parties Submit No-Confidence Motion Targeting 2011 Unitary Wage Law

Romania’s opposition parties on Thursday submitted in Parliament a second no-confidence motion, which targets the public sector unitary wage law for 2011, for which the Government sought a confidence vote Tuesday.

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Social democrat deputy Mircea Dusa said the no-confidence motion was signed by 185 social democrat, liberal and conservative lawmakers.

On Wednesday, the Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Party submitted a no-confidence motion in Parliament over the wage law for 2011, for which the prime minister also sought lawmakers' confidence vote. The motion was read out in Parliament Thursday and will be debated on Monday.

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