VISIT<\/strong> Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila’s working visit to Brussels
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\nhas ended. Social Democrats with the European Parliament criticized before
\nthe Romanian official the referendum for family, which bans same-sex marriages
\nadding that such ideas don’t belong in the European Socialist family. Socialist
\nMEPs have called for clarity in a series of issues, including major corruption
\ncases and the referendum for family as Romania is going to take over the EU
\nrotating presidency next year. During her visit to Brussels, the Romanian
\nofficial held talks with Franziska Maria Keller and Philippe Lamberts,
\nco-presidents of the Greens\/EFA Group in the European Parliament whom she
\nbriefed upon the domestic political situation and the reforms initiated by the
\ngovernment. On Tuesday, Viorica Dancila held talks with Udo Bullman, president
\nof the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists & Democrats in the
\nEuropean Parliament and with the president of the Group of European People’s
\nParty, Manfred Weber. The Prime Minister presented the reforms initiated by
\nthe government in key domains for Romania pointing out they are the outcome of
\na transparent inter-institutional cooperation with the consultation of the European
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\nRomania has not been
\ncompetitive in terms of workforce availability for the first time since 2015
\nsays a poll over the business environment published on Wednesday by the Foreign
\nInvestors Council. On the other hand investors have noticed an improved fiscal regime
\nand that companies have succeeded in adjusting to the changes made in 2017. No
\nmajor fiscal changes have been announced for this year. The Council has
\nmaintained a past opinion that the lack of investment and predictability is
\neating away at the competitiveness and growth potential of the Romanian
\neconomy. The poll has been conducted every semester.<\/p>\n
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\nDeputies on Wednesday rejected the simple motion tabled by the National Liberal
\nParty, in opposition, against the agriculture minister, Petre Daea. The
\ndocument was debated upon on Tuesday. The Liberals denounce minister Daea’s
\nlack of action to contain the African swine fever epidemic in Romania and
\ndemanded his resignation. The National Liberal Party says the population’s food
\nsafety was at risk and that the pork industry has been compromised in Romania
\nfor a long time from now on. In response, the agriculture minister said the
\nrelevant authorities had taken the measures established at European level for
\nsuch cases and the evolution of the Swine fever, for which there is no vaccine
\nor cure at the moment, is strictly monitored. Some 900 outbreaks have been
\nconfirmed in several counties across the country since the emergence of the
\nfirst outbreak in Romania in late July 2017.<\/p>\n
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\navailable as of today for the symphonic concerts given during the RadiRo
\nInternational Festival, the only festival in Europe and the world devoted to
\nradio orchestras, organised by Radio Romania. The festival runs between October
\n18 and 25, in Bucharest. The musical highlight of the autumn in Bucharest will
\nbring together some of the best known radio symphony orchestras in Great
\nBritain, Switzerland, Ireland and Germany, Big-Bands from Denmark and Croatia,
\nalongside Radio Romania’s National Orchestra and the Big Band. The novelty this
\nyear is a series of jazz concerts given among others by the Romanian-born
\nvocalist, Aura Urziceanu.<\/p>\n
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