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Press Review - September 28, 2015
Romania Mulls New Agreement With IMF To Get Cheap Loans On International Markets Romania’s precautionary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expired on Saturday, September 2...
Press Review - September 25, 2015
Some 5,000 Patients With Liver Cirrhosis To Get New Treatment Some 5,000 patients with liver cirrhosis will enjoy a new interferon free treatment, said Professor Doctor Mihai Voiculescu, pre...
Press Review - September 24, 2015
Half Of Romanians Face Spinal Cord Disorders At least half of Romanians are facing spinal cord dysfunctions and most problems are caused by obesity, according to news agency Mediafax. "Every...
Press Review - September 23, 2015
Interest Rates On Home Loans Lower Than Those Under First Home Program Several banks in Romania have set interest rates on home loans lower than those offered within the government-guarante...
Press Review - September 22, 2015
National Health Card System Operated Offline For Several Hours Monday The national health card system operated offline for several hours on Monday, due to voltage fluctuations, according to...
Press Review - September 21, 2015
Romania Simplifies Child Adoption Procedures All procedures needed to adopt a child will be simplified starting 2016, according to a bill approved by the government. The measures, which targ...
Press Review - September 18, 2015
Romanian PM Indicted On Fraud, Tax Evasion Accessory Charges Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta has been indicted on charges of accessory to tax evasion and money laundering and 17 counts...
Press Review - September 17, 2015
Romania And Other EU States Urged To Clean Up Mismanaged Public Deals Or Lose Funds Nearly half of EU member states, including Romania, risk losing access to development funds worth hundreds...
Press Review - September 16, 2015
Education Employees Demand 15% Higher Wages Unionists in the education sector met Tuesday with government officials and demanded that the wages of the education staff be raised by 15% starti...