Romania Faces Soaring Inflation as Families Struggle with Rising Living Costs
Romania continues to grapple with sharply rising prices, with inflation reaching 9.8 percent in October
Romania MPs to Vote on No-Confidence Motion on Wednesday
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In addition, Romania's President Klaus Iohannis (pictured) will deliver an address to Parliament on Tuesday. File photo, EPA/BGNES
Romanian lawmakers will hold a debate and vote on the motion of no confidence filed by the Romanian opposition on Wednesday, an official has said.
The decision has been taken after a reading of the motion at a plenary of Parliament's both chambers, according to state-run Agerpres agency.
The vote is scheduled for 12:00 local time (EET).
Senate chair Calin Popescu-Tariceanu has meanwhile said President Klaus Iohannis will deliver an address to Parliament on Tuesday, 12:00.
His speech will be related to the controversial changes to criminal law, introduced through a decree that was later postponed, sparking massive protests across Romania.
Officials now plan on submitting the same amendments, decriminalizing abuse of office cases worth less than EUR 44 000, as a bill to Parliament.
Iohannis has already spoken out against the changes.
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