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More Americans are moving to Central and Eastern Europe. Here’s why
Americans are citing cheaper rent, ancestral ties and rising citizenship grants, with some firms reporting five-fold growth in U.S. clients.
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More Americans are moving to Central and Eastern Europe. Here’s why
By Blane Bachelor, CNN (CNN) — When New Yorker Antoni Scarano visited Romania in 2019, the trip marked his first return to his country of birth since the 1990s. As a newborn, Scarano, now 34, was among tens of thousands of Romanian children adopted by US families following the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. But around 2017, with the help of a Facebook group, Scarano reconnected with his Romanian family, including his birth mother, siblings an…
·Idaho Falls, United States
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When New Yorker Antoni Scarano visited Romania in 2019, it was his first return to the country of his birth since the 1990s. As a newborn, Scarano (34) was
·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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