Anti-Vaccine Rally In Capital Bucharest
Over 100 people protested on Sunday afternoon, in Bucharest’s Constitution Square, against the vaccination bill which, they say, goes against the constitutional law.
Protesters formed a human chain in front of the building of the Parliament Palace.
The bill on organizing and financing people’s vaccination in Romania was adopted by the government on August 9. (cotidianul.ro)
Cold Weather Across Romania From Sunday Morning Until Monday Night
Meteorological warnings for extreme weather are in effect from Sunday morning until Monday night and during this interval, the weather will get cold across Romania.
A code yellow alert for strong wind is in effect from Sunday morning, 10 a.m., until Monday night, 11 p.m., and it will affect the whole country. The wind will blow with gusts of 55 to 70 km/hour and, in some areas, with gusts of 75 to 85 km/hour and the weather will get cold.
There will be rain on extended areas in western, central and northern regions of the country. (puterea.ro)
Moldovan Government Puts Up For Sale Company That Owns Iasi-Ungheni Gas Pipeline
The government of the Republic of Moldova announced, through the Public Property Agency, that it will put up for sale the company Vestmoldtransgaz, which owns the gas pipeline connecting Iasi in eastern Romania to Ungheni in Moldova.
The agency is subordinated to the Moldovan government and has scheduled for November and December a new session of privatizations of the state’s assets.
Vestmoldtransgaz, established in 2014, managed the Iasi-Ungheni gas pipeline and was also in charge with the provision of natural gas transport services in Moldova. (romanialibera.ro)
Tariceanu Lashes Out At President Iohannis And Heads Of Justice Institutions
Calin Popescu Tariceanu, head of the Senate and of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats (ALDE), said both him and ALDE will use all constitutional means to turn Romania again into a state subject to the rule of law.
Tariceanu has made new accusations against President Klaus Iohannis, and also launched accusations against the heads of the Supreme Court, the Superior Council of Magistrates and prosecutor general Augustin Lazar, arguing they “turned into partisans of the new Securitate, of a parallel state and of the usurpation of the political power legitimated at elections”. (puterea.ro)