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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan Asked All the Councillors Brought From Ciolacu/Ciúca to the Government

Europe · Romania

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan Asked All the Councillors Brought From Ciolacu/Ciúca to the Government

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has requested, by Chancellor of Prime Minister, the resignation of all state councillors and secretaries from the direct subordination. According to government sources, the majority of people are brought by the poor Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucá and Marcel Ciolacu. The Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan asked for DEMESIA for all councillors brought by Ciolacu/Cucá to the Government for the first time in Romania TV.See the Story

Change in Justice, Decided by the Supreme Court. Hundreds of Files in Which Politicians or Officials Are Accused of Making Decisions. What Will Happen to Them - HotNews.ro

Justice · Romania

Change in Justice, Decided by the Supreme Court. Hundreds of Files in Which Politicians or Officials Are Accused of Making Decisions. What Will Happen to Them - HotNews.ro

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

High Court of Marriage and Justice decided on June 16th, that police officers of the Directorate General Anti-Corruption may be delegated only to prosecutors in a file where employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are appointed....See the Story

Judge Excluded From the Judgment: "The Hearing on Random Distribution of Files Is a Threat to the System of the Rule of Law"

A judge from Ploiešti, excluded from the judgment of the Supreme Council of the Magistrates (CSM), claims that he has been convicted because he has opened a trial by which he can demonstrate that CSM and the Court of Justice have violated the lawPloiești · Ploiești Read Article

George Simeon went to the meeting with Trump's envoys, after he declared that he was still waiting for an answer from him.

The French businessman Dragoș, who is accompanying James Trainor in Romania, President of the U.S. Federal Electoral Commission, said on Saturday that AUR leader George Simeon refused to come to a ...Donald Trump · Romania See the Story

The Romanian Government, consistent with the restructuring: at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, out of 3 approved state secretaries, 4 remained!

The Romanian Government, consistent with the restructuring: at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, out of 3 approved state secretaries, 4 remained!Europe · Romania Read Article

SCM's reaction to the draft law reducing magistrates' special pensions: It may lead to a "blockage" in Justice

Coverage: 2 sources

Members of the Superior Council of Magistracy said on Tuesday that they were not consulted on the new draft law on retirement age and special pensions and warned that uncertainty could lead to "a real blockage at the level of judicial authority institutions." The magistrates also accuse a lack of transparency and warn that legislative amendments must be made in compliance with constitutional provisions.Europe · Romania See the Story

DNA prosecutors have extended the judicial control measure in the case of General Cătălin Zisu (judicial sources)

Coverage: 2 sources

Prosecutors of the National Anticorruption Directorate decided on Monday to extend by another 60 days the judicial control on bail in the case of the former head of the Joint Logistics Command, General Cătălin Ştefăniţă Zisu, in the case in which he is accused of abuse of office, judicial sources told Agerpres.Europe · Romania See the Story

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