Fear of state bankruptcy: Romanian government relies on hard austerity course

If it is not saved immediately, Romania like the shepherd’s boy will endure, which repeatedly warns the villagers of a wolf to keep them fools. When the animal really comes, they no longer believe the shepherd boy, and the wolf eats all the sheep. The Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan recently took these Aesop fabric to help to explain that in the past Romania had repeatedly promised to reduce the deficit to the donors and the EU, only to then continue to spend more.