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Romanian Labour ministry drafts boost to minimum salary
Romania's Labour Ministry on Wednesday published a draft decision
ragarding a rise of the minimum salary by a net RON100 starting January
1, 2020. The bill also says the gross minimum salary may rise to
RON2,262 next year and to RON2,620 for higher education employees.
Designated PM Ludovic Orban said, however, that such a decision couldn't
be made by an outgoing government.
EC: European Union may expand areas of Romanian pork trade ban
The European Union may expand the areas in Romania where pork trade is
banned at an expert committee session on Thursday, considering the
increasingly alarming African swine fever situation, an European
Commission spokesperson said on Monday.
Stag goes to town to die among people in North Romania
The death of a stag who reportedly came to die among the people in the
northern Romanian town of Campulung Moldovenesc caused sadness and rage
among the local community, according to local newspaper Monitorul de Suceava. It reads that the animal had been wounded, possibly by poachers, and walked down the streets in an apparent call for help.
Ex-Romanian strongman Liviu Dragnea accuses successor Viorica Dancila of EU funding fraud
The former leader of Romania's governing Social Democrats (PSD), Liviu
Dragnea, who has been the de facto ruler of the government for years until
sent to jail earlier in 2019, claims in documents submitted to the EU
Court of Justice that his successor, party leader and PM Viorica
Dancila, was involved in fraud with European funds.
Ex-Romanian strongman Dragnea challenges prison sentence
The former leader of the governing Social Democrats (PSD) and de facto
ruler of Romania Liviu Dragnea, who received a 3.5-year prison sentence
for influence peddling in May, is using an extraordinary means to
challenge the final decision in his case.
Remains of Queen Mother Helen returned to Romania to be reinterred in Curtea de Arges
The remains of Queen-Mother Helen, the mother of Romania's late King
Michael, were taken to Romania on Friday to be reinterred in Curtea de
Arges, by the side of the King, according to the schedule made public by
the Royal House. The Queen Mother died in Lausanne on November 29,
1982, when Romania was still under communist dictatorship.
Dismissed manager of Romanian airlines claims political abuse when Government fell to censure motion
The manager of Romanian airlines Tarom, who was dismissed earlier this
week, has claimed that the Transport minister demanded her to block
flights to Bucharest on the day of the censure motion that eventually
led to the fall of the Social Democratic (PSD) government. The minister,
who is still in office until a new government is sworn in, called the
statements "lies".
Who is Ludovic Orban, the Liberal nominated to take over as Romania's prime minister
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis picked the leader of the main
opposition party, the Liberals (PNL) to take over as prime minister in
the wake of the dismissal of the PSD government who has ruled the
country for 3 years. Who is PNL leader Ludovic Orban and what has he done in politics for almost three decades?
Romanian President Iohannis nominates Liberal leader Orban for prime minister
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Tuesday nominated Ludovic
Orban, the leader of the National Liberal Party (PNL), for prime
minister. Orban is now expected to come up with a new government team,
to replace the Social Democratic government of Viorica Dancila, which
was dismissed in a censure motion last week.
The Social Democratic Government is due to leave. What is its legacy?
As Romania Social Democratic government of Viorica Dancila leaves following a censure motion, what does it leave behind in the economy
and society? While pensions and salaries saw a significant increase,
other sectors are facing disaster. Here is where the key problems are.
Romanian opposition Liberals eye government as SocDems face internal struggle in wake of censure motion
Romanian parties were trying to settle their political lines on Friday, a
day after a censure motion led to the dismissal of the Social
Democratic (PSD) government of Viorica Dancila. President Iohannis
consulted most parties today and announced the apparent scenario, moving
on, was a Liberal-focused government.
BREAKING Romania's Social Democratic Government dismissed in censure motion
The Romanian Parliament passed a censure motion against the Social Democratic (PSD) government led by Viorica Dancila on Thursday. The motion passed with 238 votes in favor, several more than the minumum of 233 needed, meaning the government is dismissed.UPDATE 1 The leader of the main opposition party, the Liberals (PNL), Ludovic Orban said just after the vote that "the nightmare Romania has been living for three years is over". Asked if he would be available to take over as prime minister, Orban said that "should we be called to govern, the proposal would be the president of the PNL, which is me, Ludovic Orban".UPDATE 2 Viorica Dancila said shortly after the vote that she was
leaving with all duties fulfilled and that the motion could pass
because of the "betrayal" of some of her PSD colleagues. She said she
would still run in the presidential elections next month.UPDATE 3 Romanian President Iohannis welcomed the vote in a statement on Thursday afternoon. This process is called the PSD becoming history". He said he would start consultations with political parties tomorrow, with the goal of an efficient government until the next general elections. He said he considered early elections the best solutionUPDATE 4 THe leader of the opposition USR party, Dan Barna,
said his group opts for early elections and this is what they would call
for in consultations with the head of state.
UPDATE Romania Social Democratic govt faces censure motion, close vote expected
Romania's Social Democratic (PSD) government of PM Viorica Dancila faces
the Parliament on Thursday in a censure motion vote that may see it
leave power. While the opposition, which tabled the motion, has been
saying it has the necessary votes to let Dancila go, the PSD has a
different view.UPDATE MPs have started the debate on the censure motion, with a vote expected at noon. The leader of the opposition Liberals said there were "100% chances for the motion to pass"UPDATE 2 Speaking before the Parliament, PM Viorica Dancila accused the opposition of "carrying fight launched by the most irresponsible president Romania ever had" and of becoming "a gathering of interests and opportunism".UPDATE 3 Voting has ended. With PSD abstaining, some 244-245 votes were cast, more than the necessary number for the motion to pass. But it was not clear early if all were in favor of the motion
Former Romanian President Basescu chimes in on Giuliani-Biden-Romania issue
Former Romanian President Traian Basescu has said that he did not know
of any business of former US Vice President Joe Biden's family in
Romania, despite that he was well informed when he used to serve as head
of state. Basescu also said he did not see any inconvenience about
Biden's son allegedly offering couinsel to businessman Puiu Popoviciu,
who was sentenced for corruption in 2017.
CHRONOLOGY How links between Giuliani and Hunter Biden with Romanian businessman sentenced for corruption evolved under media scrutiny
When Donald Trump's lawyer Rudolph Giuliani promised new revelations on
Biden-related deals in Romania last weekend, the media was lured to a
piece by New York Times several months ago, which spoke of links between
Joe Biden's son Hunter with Romanian businessman Puiu Popoviciu, who
has been sentenced to corruption. Giuliani himself established a link to
Popoviciu a year ago. Here is a chronology of events in the Giuliani-Biden-Popoviciu issue
Lack of Education minister causes unprecedented situation as postponed exam affects thousands of future resident doctors
An exam due in November, by which thousands of graduates were due to
become resident doctors, has to be postponed, as Romania's Health
minister Sorina Pintea announced on Friday. The situation comes as the
Government does not currently have an Education minister to allow for
the organisation of the exam.
Some 7,000 violent criminals reportedly on Romanian streets as 21k inmates were freed through compensatory appeal - politician says
Some 7,000 murderers, rapists, burglars are reportedly at large on
Romanian streets as some 21,049 inmates have been freed through
compensatory appeal introduced by Social Democratic (PSD) government,
claims an opposition politician quoting official data.
How Romanian MEPs regard new proposal that EU funds be linked to rule of law compliance in European countries
The Belgian candidate for the seat of European Justice Commissioner
would like to apply as early as next year a mechanism to monitor the
rule of law in all European countries and use the system to restrict or
suspend granting of EU funds in places which don't comply with the
rules. The issue, debated in the EP on Wednesday, echoed among Romanian
MEPs: while EPP and Renew Europe members support the proposal, Romanian
Socialists (or Social Democrats as they are called domestically) are
opposing it.
Accusations of plagiarism target Romania's second option for European Commissioner seat
Melania-Gabriela Ciot, Romania's second option for a seat in the future
European Commission, plagiarised most of a scientific article published
in 2012, according to a journalist who has gained fame for revealing
high level plagiarism cases. Reporter Emilia Sercan writes for website
PressOne.ro that Ciot is the second signatory of the article, after
Vasila Puscas, Romania's former chief negotiator with the EU.
Head of Romanian organised crime prosecutor's office Felix Banila resigns
The head of Romania's organised crime prosecutor's office DIICOT
announced his resignation on Wednesday, three days after the President
urged him to leave. Felix Banila resigned despite initial signs he would
not comply with the request. He says he did his duty and job with all
good faith and professionalism, but opted to resign because it was
"absolutely necessary" for his colleagues to work without pressure.
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