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Romanian man gets 5 years for fatal beating of American basketball player
BUCHAREST, Romania ? A court in Romania has given a five-year prison sentence to the man accused of fatally beating American basketball player Chauncey Hardy in a bar last year.
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Romanian court gives 5 years prison to man who fatally beat American basketball player
BUCHAREST, Romania - A court in Romania has given a five-year prison sentence to the man accused of fatally beating American basketball player Chauncey Hardy in a bar last year.
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Man jailed for fatally beating basketball player
A court in Romania has given a five-year prison sentence to the man accused of fatally beating American basketball player Chauncey Hardy in a bar last year. The court sentenced Ionut Adrian Tanasoaia late Wednesday. The ruling can be appealed. Prosecutors said Tanasoaia punched Hardy on Oct. 9 in a bar in the southern town of Giurgiu, where the American was playing for the local team.
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Romania ruling party up in polls after government change
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's ruling Democrat-Liberal Party has regained some ground after a government change earlier this month but the main opposition group would still win a parliamentary majority, an opinion poll showed on Monday.
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IMF mission chief meets Romania's new premier
The International Monetary Fund chief to Romania has held talks with the country's new prime minister, weeks after his predecessor resigned following weeks of protests over IMF-imposed austerity measures.
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Trucks Congest Danube Bridge on Bulgarian-Romanian Border
An 8-kilometer long line of freight trucks had formed Wednesday morning on the Danube Bridge connecting Bulgaria and Romania. The news was reported by the Bulgarian Main Directorate Border Police, saying the reason is the slow processing of all vehicles from the Romanian border authorities. All other cross-border points with Romania ? the land ones of Kardam and Durankulak, and the river ones ...
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Romanian OMV Petrom 2011 Net Profit Jumps 72% To RON3.76 Billion - Mediafax
("Romanian OMV Petrom 2011 Net Profit Jumps 72% To RON3.76B - Mediafax," published at 0804 GMT, misstated profit amount in the second paragraph. The correct version follows:)
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Romania to axe more than 1,000 railway jobs
(BUCHAREST ) - Romania is to axe more than 1,000 railway jobs under reforms agreed with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, the CFR Calatori railway said Tuesday.
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EU to freeze $4.6 billion of funds to Romania
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) ? A government spokesman says European Union will freeze ?3.5 billion ($4.64 billion) after auditors found irregularities in programs aimed at helping disadvantaged groups such as Gypsies.
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EU halts part of its aid to Romania: government
(BUCHAREST ) - The European Commission has frozen funding to Romania aimed at developing human resources amid concerns over irregularities, a Romanian government spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Romania?s Transelectrica Sued Over Wind-Park Grid Connection
Romania ?s Eolica Dobrogea SRL sued the country?s energy regulator, ANRE, and power-grid operator Transelectrica SA (TEL) , over refusing to connect a wind-park to the national grid, Transelectrica said in a statement to the Bucharest Stock Exchange late yesterday.
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Romania nightclub blasts injure 17
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Two explosions injured 17 people at a nightclub in the northern Romanian town of Sighetu Marmatiei, emergency services said Sunday.
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Romania's president bets on Putin plan
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - The president of a former communist country in economic turmoil anoints a security service chief as his successor. Sound familiar? Romania's Traian Basescu has named old ally Mihai Razvan Ungureanu prime minister and he is now the likely party candidate for the presidency when Basescu's term expires in 2014, senior party members said, a move that would echo Boris Yeltsin's ...
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Romanian PM announces gov't resignation
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) ? The Romanian prime minister on Monday announced the immediate resignation of himself and his government, saying he wanted to protect the stability of the country. Emil Boc said he was resigning "to ease the social situation" ? referring to weeks of protests in Romania over austerity measures that he introduced in 2010.
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Romania ruling party up in polls after government change
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's ruling Democrat-Liberal Party has regained some ground after a government change earlier this month but the main opposition group would still win a parliamentary majority, an opinion poll showed on Monday. Emil Boc resigned as premier on February 6 following weeks of protests against an IMF-approved regime of spending cuts and tax increases and was quickly ...
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ABB has recently streamlined its local organization in Romania, according to a press release.
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Romania nightclub blasts injure 17
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Two explosions injured 17 people at a nightclub in the northern Romanian town of Sighetu Marmatiei, emergency services said Sunday.
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Romania nightclub blasts injure 17
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Two explosions injured 17 people at a nightclub in the northern Romanian town of Sighetu Marmatiei, emergency services said Sunday. The first explosion ripped through the club in the early hours of Sunday, injuring seven. A second blast at the building several hours later injured another ten people, said Cornel Babut, spokesman for the local Maramures emergency office ...
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Former Sacramentan beaten in Romania
Former Sacramento resident Robert Taylor, a tourist visiting his new wife in Romania, has alerted the U.S. Embassy that he was beaten and kicked by members of a contract police force who yelled anti-American epithets.
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New Russian Ambassador in Bucharest said the significant role of Romania in the region
State Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania, Bogdan Aurescu met 17 February with the new Ambassador of the Russian Federation Oleg Mal?ginovym in Bucharest on the occasion of the presentation of credentials.
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