VASLUI, Romania Teachers in Vaslui have taken to the streets to protest what they describe as the misuse of public funds and to demand the resignation of local county leaders, including Mr. Trifan. The demonstration, held in a public square, saw a speaker address a crowd of educators, detailing specific allegations of corruption. During the protest, a representative highlighted a controversial contract for a microbus, stating that it was valued at 200,000 euros despite its actual market value being only 90,000 euros. The speaker asserted that these figures are supported by "official data, including from the European Commission," raising serious questions about transparency and accountability in local governance. "How can you make a contract for a microbus worth 200,000 euros when its value is 90,000 euros?" the speaker questioned the crowd, emphasizing the perceived squandering of public money intended for educational needs. "They are making a mockery of public funds, a mockery of everything that means necessities for schools. Shame!" The teachers' demands underscore a growing dissatisfaction with the management of resources in the education sector and call for immediate changes in the county's leadership. The protest reflects broader concerns about corruption and the efficient allocation of funds for essential public services.
Cadrele didactice din Vaslui au ieșit, din nouă, în stradă în cea de-a treia zi de protest. Adunați în Piața Civică din Vaslui, acolo unde se află do…
