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PM advisor Valcov: 2018, best year in Romania history as regards budget revenues' increase
The year 2018 is "the best in Romania's history" as regards the increase of the budget revenues, according to the figures displayed on Monday by the Public Finance Ministry (MFP), the prime minister's advisor on economic matters, Darius Valcov, asserted for the private broadcaster Romania TV.
Cross checks to be carried out on vehicle owners dodging inspections
Motorists who have skipped the biennial inspection of their vehicles will need to visit a Vehicle Inspection Center (KTEO) soon or face a hefty fine, as the Independent Authority for Public Revenue is launching a cross-checking process in cooperation with the Transport Ministry to identify the vehicle owners who have neglected this obligation.
PM Dancila renews request to President to appoint Vasilescu, Draghici as Development, Transport ministers
Premier Viorica Dancila on Thursday sent President Klaus Iohannis a letter reiterating the request for the head of the state to sign the decrees appointing Lia Olguta Vasilescu to Deputy PM and Minister for Regional Development and Public Administration, and Mircea Draghici to Minister of Transport.
PSD: President Iohannis is blocking governmental investments
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) condemns "the repeated" actions of President Klaus Iohannis through which "he is trying to block the activity of the Government, with the sole purpose of hindering the PSD to complete the electoral commitments which it took on in the governing programme," a PSD release sent to AGERPRES on Friday informs.
OASTH chief sees burglary as attempt to obstruct body's liquidation
In a statement on Friday, Stelios Pappas, the head of the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organization (OASTH) described the burglary of his home on Thursday night as an attempt to hamper efforts to liquidate the company.
The burglary, during which only a laptop was stolen, was "a targeted intervention," Pappas said in a statement.
Works to move Sepolia rail section underground begin
A plan to move a section of Greece's national railway network in the Athens district of Sepolia underground was presented on Wednesday by the state-owned company responsible for railway infrastructure, Ergose, detailing one of the capital's most ambitious railway projects, which is expected to be partially completed in two years.
Protest by driving instructors leads to traffic jams
Protesting driving instructors caused traffic disruptions in Athens Tuesday by driving in a motorcade from the Transport Ministry in the northern suburbs to the city center.
Driving instructors protest, causing traffic jams in Athens
Athens motorists are in for a headache on Tuesday as driving instructors hold a motorcade from the Transport Ministry in the northern suburbs to the city center.
Direct metro service to airport resumes following complaint
Direct service to and from Athens International Airport resumed on the Greek capital's metro system over the weekend, following complaints over a decision by operator STASY to split the trip between different trains.
Athens metro service to airport to resume as before, reports say
The Transport Ministry has demanded the reversal of a decision last week by the Urban Rail Transport Company (STASY) that is forcing commuters on the metro traveling to and from Athens International Airport to change trains at Doukissis Plakentias station.
According to sources cited in the Greek media, the measure, which sparked the ire of commuters, will be scrapped in coming days.