Romania's grand coalition government will survive at least until a 2024 general election despite policy differences, and use its parliamentary majority to carry out long-term reforms, one of its leaders said on Wednesday.
The three-month-old government controls roughly 70% of seats in the legislature, but the leftist Social Democrats and centrist Liberals - former rivals - disagree over tax plans, wage and pension hikes as well as the scope of support measures for surging energy bills.
