What an unprecedented external debt Romania has

Mitică Dragomir revealed the unprecedented foreign debt Romania has, offering a concrete example of the fraudulent way in which the country was put on hold.

“Corleone” exemplified where it went wrong in recent years, after the communist period, when Nicolae Ceaușescu was trying to pay all the country’s debts.

What an unprecedented external debt Romania has

Dragomir believes that Romania cannot afford to be in the situation of the United States of America and must pay part of its debts.

“When Ceaușescu wanted to get rid of the foreign debt and got away, let’s not forget that Romania after the Revolution did not have a single leu in debt to the banks, and now we have 176 billion in debt. If we keep it like this, we lose the country! That we are not America not to pay our debts.

It’s pawned anyway. Our debt is hundreds of billions, the country is ours only in name. Many mistakes were made, for example Hidroelectrica

They became insolvent, because the scammers bought capped current and they produced for 50 money and they sold for 1 half leu. But they benefited the tricksters who had made the previous contracts with Hidroelectrica. A smart one came, I won’t give his name because he might have problems, he came and said.

Sir, do you want to get rid of Hidroelectrica? Let’s go bankrupt. He took it to zero, now the actions are 10-15 times because the man sanctifies the place. The two who did this work with Hidroelectrica should be the minister of industry and the other the minister of economy.

I also saw this series now, I’m surprised, but the Americans let him live, the biggest traitor was Gorbachev. And this war is also because of Gorbachev”, explained Mitică Dragomir, according to Fanatik.

Romania’s external debt, according to the BNR

“In the period January – December 2023, the total external debt increased by 24.926 billion euros, up to 168.812 billion euros. In the structure: the long-term external debt amounted to 121.162 billion euros on December 31, 2023 (71.8% of the total external debt), up by 22.8% compared to December 31, 2022; the short-term external debt recorded on December 31, 2023 the level of 47.650 billion euros (28.2% of the total external debt), increasing by 5.3% compared to December 31, 2022”, according to official data of the BNR.