Tariceanu Registers His Breakaway Liberal Party In Court
The president of the Reforming Liberal Party, Calin Popescu Tariceanu, has registered his party in the registry of political parties at the Bucharest Court.
Tariceanu’s breakaway liberal party now officially exists after the court approved its registration. Tariceanu has been truing to register the party since spring last year, but the court has denied the request so far. (Adevarul)
UNPR To Promote And Vote In Favor Of National Security And Big Brother Laws
The UNPR party will promote and vote in favor of the legislative package regarding national security, the party’s lawmakers, including former interior minster Radu Stroe, said Thursday.
The party will also vote in favor of the “Big Brother” laws.
“National security laws have been sitting in Parliament for a long time, we need to reach a consensus with social democrats and we’ll try to attract opposition parties as well,” said Stroe. (Evenimentul Zilei)
Cluj-Napoca Airport Traffic Grew 34% In First Quarter
Air traffic on the international airport in Cluj-Napoca grew 34% in the first quarter, compared to the same period last year, said airport manager David Ciceo.
He said traffic went up due to the inauguration of a a new runway. Ciceo added passenger numbers will continue to rise as new investments will be made in the airport’s infrastructure.
He estimates 1.4 million passengers will use the airport in Cluj this year, from 1.18 million last year. The airport currently hosts 23 regular flights to 11 countries. (Romania Libera)
Three Of Five Romanians Wouldn’t Work For Companies With Bad Reputations
Three out of five Romanians would not work for companies with bad reputations and would not be afraid to expose their employer’s illegal practices.
According to a recent survey, one in four Romanians considers lack of transparency within a company deeply affects the relations between employees and management.
Moreover, in critical situation,s such as employers suspected of tax evasion, 37% of employees would ask their employer for officials explanations and 16% would notify state authorities.
The survey has found the majority of Romanians would work for a company that pays less than the market average if its practices are appreciated in the community, while just 36% said they wold work for a company that pays more but whose practices are controversial. (Adevarul)
Adults May Get Certain Dental Services For Free
New regulations in the healthcare system give adults access to certain dental care services for free.
The new frame-agreement between the Health Ministry and the national health insurance house will provide adults with access to free services that so far were available only to children and people up to 18 years of age. (Evenimentul Zilei)