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The Government Is Lobbying in Brussels for the Law that Can Save Dominic Fritz. The European Commission Is Asking for Romania's Explanations

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Instead of awaiting the official assessment scheduled for October, the Government admits that it has already opened negotiations in Brussels on the controversial law of integrity, which could leave Timisoara without Mayor Dominic Fritz.

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Instead of awaiting the official assessment scheduled for October, the Government admits that it has already opened negotiations in Brussels on the controversial law of integrity, which could leave Timisoara without Mayor Dominic Fritz.

The European Commission requests clarification from Romania on the so-called "Fritz Amendment" of the Integrity Law, in a technical correspondence between Brussels and Bucharest. The European Commission's head, Ursula von der Leyen, officially submits that the subject matter is to its attention. The subject refers to the suspicion of violation of European law in the case of the so-called Fritz Amendment, which will [...] Article Ursula von der L…

The European Commission asks Romania to clarify the so-called "Fritz Amendment" of the Integrity Law, in a technical correspondence between Brussels and the Romanian authorities. The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, officially submits that the situation is being examined carefully and warns that if the legislative provision violates European law, there could be consequences on Romania's claim for payment.

The European Commission is asking for clarification from Romania on the so-called "Fritz Amendment" of the Integrity Law, in a technical correspondence between Brussels and Bucharest. Even the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, officially sends that the subject is on her attention. The case of the USR Mayor Dominic Fritz who will lose his mandate as mayor of Timișara following the adoption [...]

Dragoș Pîslaru: The government has asked to speed up the analysis of the ANI law to get money from the PNRR

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Dragoș Pîslaru unveils the Government's work in Brussels in the controversial ANI LawThe Romanian Government has asked the European Commission to speed up the analysis of amendments to the ANI Law, so that if compatibility issues with the European Treaties are identified, the contested amendment will be able to...More ...

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