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INTERVIEW/Sova:We will difficultly get through summer;CFRCalatori will not have enough cars to satisfy traffic
CFR Calatori national railway passenger corporation will not have enough cars this summer to meet the traveling need, especially to the seaside, given that from 1,200 cars in inventory, 400 were halted due to technical reasons, Transport Minister Lucian Sova told an interview for AGERPRES.
Canada Lagalizes Recreational Marijuana
TIME - Canada passed a landmark bill Tuesday legalizing recreational marijuana, becoming the second country to make pot legal nationwide.
The legislation will allow Canadians to buy and consume weed as soon as September, the BBC reports. It is expected to receive royal assent sometime this week.
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Senate President Tariceanu meets Lord Fowler and underscores special importance of Strategic Partnership with UK
President of the Senate Calin Popescu-Tariceanu met on Friday with the Lord Fowler, who is currently the Speaker of the House of Lords in the United Kingdom Parliament, occasion on which he underscored the special importance that Romania grants to the Strategic Partnership with the UK.
PNL leader calling for resignation of Senate chairman: Tariceanu is openly supporting anti-European project
The leader of the National Liberal party (PNL) Ludovic Orban is calling for the resignation of Calin Popescu-Tariceanu as chairman of the Senate, claiming that Tariceanu has seriously damaged Romania by its positions against European institutions.
Senate's Tariceanu says drafting of CVM progress, based on distorted image provided by coercive bodies
Senate Chairman Calin Popescu-Tariceanu said on Friday that in drafting the numerous reports of the last 11 years on the progress under the Co-operation and Verification Mechanism (CVM), the European Commission relied almost exclusively on the distorted image provided by coercive bodies of the Romanian state.
JusMin Toader on Superior Council of Magistracy's proposal on appointing chief prosecutors: Laws already adopted
Justice Minister Tudorel Toader told AGERPRES on Thursday, in connection with the proposal of the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) to change the procedure for the appointment and dismissal of chief prosecutors, that the Justice laws have already been adopted.
"The laws have already been adopted!," Minister Tudorel Toader said.
President Iohannis picks Gabriel Vlase for Romania counterintelligence chief
President Klaus Iohannis has sent a letter to the chairs of Parliament recommending Gabriel Vlase for director of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SIE), according to the Presidential Administration.
US to go ahead with delivery of first F-35 to Turkey, report says
The United States is planning to go ahead with the delivery of the first F-35 fighter jet to Turkey on June 21, despite an ongoing debate in the US Congress on whether to oppose it, news website Defense News reported on Wednesday night.
According to Defense News, Lockheed Martin told the news website that it is preparing for a rollout ceremony at its production facilities next week.
Senate's Popescu-Tariceanu: President Iohannis must proceed to revoking DNA head from office
Considering the decision of Romania's Constitutional Court in the case of the National Anti-corruption Directorate (DNA) head Laura Codruta Kovesi, the President of Romania, Klaus Iohannis should proceed to revoking the chief-prosecutor from office, as requested by the Justice Minister, Tudorel Toader, on Wednesday said the Senate's President, Calin Popescu-Tariceanu.
Senate quashes bill on Szekely Land autonomy
Acting as decision-making chamber, the Senate rejected on Tuesday by a vote of 96 to 9 the legislative proposal for the autonomy of the Szekely Land.
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