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Start of PSD National Council meeting in Craiova
The meeting of the National Council of the ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD), bringing together today, in Craiova, about 5,000 Social Democrats, began under the slogan "A strong Romania - change through to the end." PSD leader, Prime Minister Victor Ponta, will seek on this occasion the support of his party fellows for his presidential bid this fall.
Romania Opposition Parties Merge Before Elections
Romania’s centre-right National Liberal Party, PNL, and the Democratic Liberal Party, PDL, on Saturday unanimously voted to combine their forces in order to create a party capable of taking on Prime Minister Victor Ponta's ruling centre-left coalition.
Blaga: Today we signed the birth certificate of the largest center-right party
PDL chairman Vasile Blaga has stated on Saturday at the Parliament Palace that the approval for the merger between the Democrat Liberal Party (PDL) and the National Liberal Party (PNL) is not the restoration of the Truth and Justice Alliance, of the Romanian Democratic Convention (CDR) or of the Social Liberal Union (USL), but the signing of the birth certificate of the largest ce
Ponta: Basescu can postpone promulgation of CAS cut until January if he challenges it in court
Prime Minister Victor Ponta told Antena 3 private broadcaster on Wednesday evening that President Traian Basescu can postpone the promulgation of the law for a cut in the social security contributions (CAS) until after January 1, 2015 if the president challenges the law with the Constitutional Court after a revote on it in Parliament.
Romania Raises Medics' Salaries to Stem Exodus
Romania's centre-left government in Romania plans to stem the worrying exodus of qualified medics from the country by raising their salaries by 10 per cent.
Some 125,000 doctors and nurses will benefit from this measure by November, according to a government document made public on Wednesday.
Romania Leaders Tussle Over Commission Post
Romania's President and Prime Minister are battling over the right to nominate a European Commissioner. And their dispute is putting an important position for Romania at risk.
Ironically, both leaders want the same man, the current EU Commissioner for Agriculture, Dacian Ciolos, to retain his post. Ciolos, 44, has reportedly done a good job during his two years as EU Commissioner.