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Businesspeople Ask New Administration For Industrialization, EU Funds And Public Procurement From Romanian Companies
Votes counted at Sunday’s local elections have shown results not seen in 20 years. The number of votes obtained by the Social-Liberal Union (USL), alongside the ones obtained separately by the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and Liberal Party (PNL), where the tw...
Government Allots RON650M To Local Authorities To Co-Finance Projects, Pay Arrears
The Romanian Government has allotted about 650 million lei (EUR148.5 million) to local authorities to finance ongoing projects and pay off debts, people close to the matter told MEDIAFAX Tue...
Authorities May Fine Uninsured Homeowners Only After August 2012
Romanian local authorities will be able to fine people without mandatory home insurance only starting with August 2012, according to Law 260/2008 as amended and republished, although the Int...
City Halls Must Ensure Heating Subsidy From Local Budget
The Romanian Government will no longer set reference prices of thermal energy for households and will allow mayors to approve, based on their own strategy, prices lower than those charged by...
Government Allots RON124M For Local Authority Debts
Romania's Government has decided to allot 124.2 million lei (EUR29.2 million) for the debts, current expenses and capital expenses of local authorities, as well as to finance ongoing investm...
Parliament Adopts Single-Round Mayor Election Bill
The Romanian Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday adopted with 174 to 110 votes and three abstentions a bill whereby mayors will be elected in a single round of elections, unless none of the candi...
Deputies Adopt Articles Of Single-Round Mayor Election Bill
The Romanian Chamber of Deputies on Monday adopted the articles of a bill whereby mayors will be elected in a single round of elections, unless none of the candidates receives the majority o...
Government Raises Local Authority Loan Cap, Lowers Maximum Drawn Amount
Romania's Government will double the total ceiling up to which local mayors may contract refundable financing next year, but will also reduce the maximum amount they can actually draw in 201...