Minister Pruna sent to CSM the proposal to reinvest Laura Kovesi as DNA Chief Prosecutor

Friday, March 4, 2016

Justice Minister Raluca Pruna sent to the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) the proposal to reinvest current Chief Prosecutor of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) Laura Codruta Kovesi after the end of her current ...

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Friday, March 4, 2016

Klaus Iohannis announces first 2016 CSAT meeting on March 15
PM Ciolos to pay an official visit to Brussels and The Hague, March 7-9
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SRI director: Romania is faced by complex, atypical threats
First batch of refugees from Arab countries allotted to Romania, expected in Galati
President Iohannis to withdraw the Order of the Star of Romania distinction from Laszlo Tokes
Minister Pruna sent to CSM the proposal to reinvest Laura Kovesi as DNA Chief Prosecutor
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DNA request launch of the criminal action against Paul-Philippe Hohenzollern in the case of 9 million euro prejudice of Snagov forest
UNPR's chairman, Gabriel Oprea, stepped down from this position
Commissioner Cretu: Delays in public procurement, healthcare, waste management
MFE to draw, in the period March - April, approximately 400 million euros
Euro trades at 4.4576 lei on Thursday
Romanian Business Leaders: 80,000 Romanians leave country annually to work abroad, equivalent to 24 communes' population
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Eurostat: Romania's retail trade advanced 15.6 percent in January 2016
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