Thursday was an unusually busy day in Bucharest from a political, legislative and juridical point of view.
Romanias Parliament has advised in favour of the referendum announced in late January by President Klaus Iohannis regarding the fight against corruption and the integrity of the public office.
The Romanian Justice Ministry Monday organised a public debate on the controversial measures it intends to implement, namely a collective pardon and amendments to the Criminal Code.
Bucharest and other big Romanian cities once again saw large-scale protests against the Government's plan to grant collective pardons and amend the criminal codes.
Referendum on amending the criminal codes and on collective pardon/ Budget for 2017/ Avian flu alert/ January 24, 1859 union anniversary
