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Countries have laws for exporting used electronics exactly so poor countries dont become dumping grounds. The same should be the case for intra eu vehicles. The
by ossworkerrights 7y ago
Countries have laws for exporting used electronics exactly so poor countries dont become dumping grounds. The same should be the case for intra eu vehicles. The German government is blocking such an initiative using the EU, and clocked or high polluting vehicles end up in countries such as a Romania. Poverty and corruption in that country are rampant but that is no excuse to dumping low quality german cars there.
Edit: the gov of romania has already tried taxing old vehicles but was pushed back by the eu. Blind obedience to the eu and self blame wont fix your country.
- petre 7y agoThe two taxes were found to be illegal by the CJEU. It's the fault of corrupt and incompetent Romanian politicians, not the EU. I'm not aware of any German intervention. Why isn't Hungary a dumping ground for old German cars, only Romania and Bulgaria?
- ossworkerrights 7y agoRomania and Bulgaria are indeed poor and corrupt, and from what i see you, the citizens of that country, enjoy being a dumping ground for crap cars as well. Enjoy your status and obey the eu and germany.