Giuliani says he advised Romania as a ‘private citizen.’ That’s not how many Romanians see it

* Is Giuliani’s attack on anti-corruption measures the opinion of a ‘private citizen’? Romanians don’t think so, washingtonpost.com reads . It’s unusual for a U.S. lawyer to oppose anti-corruption efforts in one of Europe’s most corrupt nations. It’s even more unusual if that lawyer also happens to represent the U.S. president, whose own State Department has adopted the opposite ...

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