The Romanian government should “immediately suspend” efforts to reform the judicial system and criminal code, and appoint a new anti-corruption prosecutor – the European Commission (EC) said in its annual report on the administration of justice in Romania. The EC also cast doubt over whether it would be able to end special scrutiny of Romania’s anti-corruption efforts before the country takes on the EU presidency in October 2019.
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Brussels Goes After Romania on Corruption Ahead of EU Presidency
The Romanian government should “immediately suspend” efforts to reform the judicial system and criminal code, and appoint a new anti-corruption prosecutor – the European Commission (EC) said in its annual report on...
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