DOCUMENT România s-a făcut de râs: Cum s-au pierdut zeci de milioane de euro într-un proces cu Comisia Europeană din cauza necunoașterii legilor
România s-a făcut de râs la Tribunalul UE, unde a pierdut 80 de milioane de euro! Statul român a pierdut un proces cu Comisia Europeană, la Tribunalul de la Luxembourg, din cauză că a depus tardiv o contestaţie.
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Primarul din Mioveni, Ion Georgescu, a spus astăzi într-o conferinţă de presă a PSD Argeş că lucrările de construire a noului spital orăşenesc din Mioveni decurg conform planurilor de până acum, iar pe 20 septembrie se vor muta aici şi secţiile de la spitalul "Sf. Spiridon". Pentru finalizarea lucrărilor şi pentru investiţii este nevoie de 20 milioane de euro, bani pe care primarul a spus că administraţia locală i-ar putea accesa printr-un credit dacă nu va primi până în mai un răspuns favorabil din partea Ministerului Sănătăţii către care a făcut mai multe solicitări de finanţare pe diverse programe. În ceea ce priveşte angajările, Ion Georgescu a precizat că nu primăria se ocupă de acestea, ci Ministerul Sănătăţii. Cei interesaţi trebuie să urmărească ediţiile din iulie şi august ale revistei "Sănătatea" în care vor fi publicate anunţurile de angajare. - ( 05.04.2019 ) ION GEORGESCU, VEŞTI DESPRE NOUL SPITAL DIN MIOVENI | MIOVENI
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Figures from the word of motorsport have been paying tribute to F1 legend Ayrton Senna, 25 years to the day after the Brazilian driver died in a horrific crash at the San Marino Grand Prix.
The US has barred American pilots and low flying planes from going into Venezuela indefinitely following opposition leader Juan Guaido’s failed coup, citing “increasing political instability and tensions.”
Barcelona ace Luis Suarez netted Barcelona's 500th goal in the UEFA Champions League as the Uruguayan striker's deft finish against Liverpool helped the Catalan side to a Champions League landmark.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was ready to fly away to Cuba and leave Caracas to the US-backed opposition leader, but Russia talked him out of it, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo claimed in interviews.
Nearly three years after the US Air Force declared F-35As fit for combat duty, two of the stealth jets have finally seen real action over the mountains of Iraq, bombing Islamic State targets, the military has announced.
US Senator Marco Rubio has emerged as a primary backer of the ongoing attempted coup in Venezuela, as he rushed to Twitter to show his support for Washington protégé Juan Guaido – and faced much criticism from the Twitteratti.
An armored vehicle, which appears to belong to the Venezuelan National Guard, has been filmed ramming into a crowd of rioters in Caracas. Clashes have broken out in the capital, amid an ongoing coup attempt.
A police officer clad in riot gear collapsed during clashes between police and protesters during Wednesday’s May Day demonstrations in the French capital.
One of the summer's most anticipated UFC matchups has fallen by the wayside following news that WWE superstar and former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar has opted to retire from MMA for the second time.
News of Julian Assange’s harsh sentencing for skipping bail has been met with condemnation and outrage online, with WikiLeaks slamming the punishment as being as “shocking as it is vindictive.”
Recap all the action as Champions League surprise packages Tottenham Hotspur and Ajax met in their semi-final first leg in London.
Luis Suarez struck against his former club while Lionel Messi scored twice – including a stunning free-kick – as Barcelona beat Liverpool 3-0 at Camp Nou to seize the advantage in their Champions League semi-final tie.
Petrochemicals billionaire Jim Ratcliffe – the UK’s richest man – has signaled he is still open to launching a bid to buy Premier League football club Chelsea from Russian businessman Roman Abramovich.
Former two-weight world champion boxer Paulie Malignaggi showed exactly what he thinks of UFC star Conor McGregor, spitting on a mural of the Irishman in LA.
The UN Security Council sanctions committee has put the leader of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the group behind the February Kashmir bomb attack, on its terrorist list in what India called a huge diplomatic victory.
Approximately 1,000 students in Chicago staged a mass school walkout to protest a video uploaded by three of their white classmates dressed in blackface, harassing McDonald’s workers and using racial slurs.
Washington is open for “military action” in dealing with Venezuela’s crisis, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced. Softening his war-mongering rhetoric, he said that a peaceful option is still more preferable.
The media shouldn’t turn into a tool for forces seeking to escalate the situation in Venezuela by spreading fake news, the Russian Foreign Ministry said accusing the opposition of resorting to violence in the ongoing coup attempt.
Spanish World Cup-winning goalkeeper Iker Casillas has tweeted his thanks for the flood of well-wishes that followed news of his heart attack after an FC Porto training session on Wednesday.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has congratulated the military for “defeating” the plotters of a coup after a day of protests called for by opposition leader Juan Guaido.
A high-ranking Pakistani air force general warned that Pakistan would respond harshly in the event of renewed fighting with India.
Liverpool's development under Jurgen Klopp has seen them rise to the upper echelon of the English game but a two-legged tie with Lionel Messi and Barcelona on Europe's biggest stage will be the truest test of their mettle.
Najran, Saudi Arabia, played host to an invasion of nightmarish proportions when millions of swarming locusts descended over the weekend.
Russian NHL superstar Alexander Ovechkin has joined up with the national team in Moscow to hand the squad a boost as it prepares to battle for the World Ice Hockey Championships crown over the next three weeks.
Donald Trump’s notoriously twitchy Twitter-finger ended up poking fun at himself, when retweets he made included that of a troll account that then renamed itself to “F*ck Donald Trump” for all the president’s followers to see.
Two polls released a day after Joe Biden held his first campaign rally in Pittsburgh show the former US vice-president ahead of his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, improving his numbers by six to 11 points.
Spanish World Cup-winning goalkeeper Iker Casillas is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during training with club team Porto.
Is it only right and proper that Britain compensates descendants of Africans it enslaved during its colonial period? Or is it enough to educate people about the horrors of slavery and move on? RT guests debate the hot topic.
America’s reckless push for a change of regime in Venezuela can only lead to further deterioration in the crisis-ridden state, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman has warned.
The number of Japanese homes that are sitting vacant across the country hit a record-breaking 8.46 million last year, according to the latest housing statistics released by the government.
The lengthy sentence incurred by Julian Assange for skipping bail has caused “shock and outrage,” WikiLeaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson has said, adding that the real fight for him and journalism as a whole lies ahead.
A recent MMA event in the Philippines which featured a contest pitting two three-man teams fighting each other at the same time has divided fans, with some branding it a 'disgrace' to the sport.
The UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt supported the dismissal of Britain’s Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson. The Shadow Defense Secretary Nia Griffith has called for an investigation into the matter.
If fighting breaks out between Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and US CENTCOM forces in the Persian gulf, it is Washington who will be held responsible, says Iran's deputy foreign minister.
Mexico and Havana are calling to end the ongoing coup attempt led by US-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido in Venezuela, saying that it would likely escalate into a bloody conflict.
Juventus and Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is rumored to have splashed out on the most expensive car in the world, a $12.5million Bugatti.
Barcelona head into their UEFA Champions League semi-final against Liverpool as slight favorites although the English club’s formidable attacking trident will be a massive threat, according to Jose Mourinho.
Messages have flooded in on social media following the news that Spanish World Cup-winning goalkeeper Iker Casillas had suffered a heart attack after training at his club, FC Porto, on Wednesday.
The peak of globalization has actually already come and gone, according to David Roche, president and global strategist at London-based Independent Strategy.
Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has said the kingdom is ready to meet global consumer oil demand after waivers granted by Washington to buyers of Iranian oil expire.
Britain should be proud of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange for exposing the lies and smears peddled by America’s corporate interests, not arresting him, says former London mayor Ken Livingstone.
Albert Einstein once wrote that “the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
A US government watchdog said it became even harder to gauge whether Washington’s mission in Afghanistan is successful or not after the military stopped measuring how much territory is controlled by Western-backed forces.
Demonstrators marching in Paris to mark International Workers' Day have been met with tear gas, images from the French capital show, with reports of over 350 people detained.
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Scientists studying Saturn’s moon Titan have discovered a bizarre, frozen feature that stretches some 6,300 kilometers (3,900 miles) across its tropical region and which might indicate the former existence of an ‘ice volcano.’
Turkey's president has criticized the Guaido uprising in Venezuela, saying Turkey has “experienced the negative consequences caused by coups”.
Around 1,000 people have been evacuated safely from a South African platinum mine, while some 800 people remain stranded 1.5 kilometers underground after an accident blocked a major shaft.
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido called on supporters to keep protesting on Wednesday, insisting that the military is on his side, after a day of rallies failed to produce the coveted ousting of President Nicolas Maduro.
US President Donald Trump has threatened Cuba with a “full and complete embargo, together with highest-level sanctions” if Havana does not stop its alleged support for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s government.
German police have set up barricades and deployed members of the riot squad to keep right-wing ‘Nazi Grandma’ supporters and elements of the local Antifa chapter separate. There have already been multiple arrests.
The New York Times puts an anti-Semitic cartoon on its pages, apologizes and the backlash is mild. Can you imagine if a media outlet less beloved by the liberal hate mob had done the same thing?
Fired by British PM Theresa May, who claimed he had a role in a leak of information from the National Security Council meeting on Huawei, the UK’s ex-Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson continues to maintain his innocence.
US President Donald Trump has accused European countries of “not helping” to repatriate Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIL) fighters imprisoned in Syria, “even though this was very much done for their benefit”.
Venezuela’s Defense Minister has warned that the army would resort to force if necessary, amid the ongoing US-backed coup attempt, as crowds of opposition supporters were filmed moving towards the presidential palace in Caracas.
Ajax gained control of their UEFA Champions League semi-final as a Donny van de Beek goal saw the Dutch side beat a tame Tottenham 1-0 in their first leg in London.
Indonesia is to relocate its sinking capital from Jakarta at a cost of $33bn. It says the measure is necessary, but such moves are rarely just practical. Can moving capitals work, or is it just a money pit for vain politicians?
The Florida House of Representatives has passed a bill that would allow full-time teachers in the state to keep firearms in their classrooms, aiming to prevent another massacre like 2018’s Parkland school shooting.
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido failed to kick-start a military uprising on Tuesday. After this fizzle, his life may be in danger from his own CIA backers, the director of the Ron Paul Institute argued in a debate.
Police have shut down the entrance to the Venezuelan embassy in Washington DC, as crowds backing the country’s opposition confront the activists who have been defending the building for over two weeks.
Two of the world’s largest oil buyers are teaming up and looking to leverage their power by jointly sourcing crude at a better price.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that American intervention in Venezuela’s political crisis amounts to a violation of international law.
CNN’s Jake Tapper has come under fire for claiming Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is firing at his own citizens after he shared a misleading tweet showing army defectors on the opposition side wielding guns.
The US has tested an unarmed Minuteman III ICBM, launching it from southern California towards the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. The nuclear-capable missile successfully hit its target.
Venezuelan opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez has sought refuge in Chile’s embassy in Caracas, while at least 25 pro-Juan Guaido troops asked Brazil for refuge. The news all but points to the failure of the US-backed coup attempt.
Tottenham's Jan Vertonghen was left with blood pouring from his face following a clash of heads with teammate Toby Alderweireld during their Champions League match with Ajax, prompting questions over the concussion protocol.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has dismissed Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson after he was found responsible for a leak from the National Security Council about Huawei’s involvement in the UK’s 5G network.
One by one, leaders and officials from Latin American states are taking to social media to applaud opposition leader Juan Guaido’s attempted military coup in Venezuela, some even encouraging an army mutiny.
The new edition of the high-end Russian car brand Aurus – the Senat Cabriolet – was taken for a test drive ahead of its historic debut at the Victory Day Parade in Moscow on May 9.
Just days after the fatal shooting at a California synagogue, the Florida Senate passed an anti-Semitism bill that critics say will criminalize any criticism of Israel.
Two people have been killed and at least four injured in a shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Police reportedly have one male suspect in custody.
The National Security Agency shared the names of almost 17,000 US residents whose data was slurped up under FISA surveillance with other federal agencies in 2018, which makes a 75 percent increase in so-called “unmaskings.”
The 50-week prison sentence handed down to WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange by a British court is both “excessive and disproportionate,” but “small beer” to what the Americans have in store for him, analysts told RT.
Germany is going to celebrate three decades since its reunification next year. One tiny problem: the Interior Ministry has seemingly overlooked this fact and is now desperate for additional funding to make things right.
A British court sentenced WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange to 50 weeks in jail for skipping bail. Assange also faces a court hearing on extradition to the US where he is wanted for “conspiracy to commit computer intrusion.”
The Venezuelan foreign minister has accused the US-backed opposition of planning Tuesday’s coup attempt in Washington, and said the government would work to keep the peace.
Facebook’s announcement of a new dating feature, Secret Crush, on its updated app didn’t go down well on social media, where it was mocked and slammed as another bad idea for user privacy.
Ajax claimed another big Champions League victory as they defeated Tottenham Hotspur in their semi-final first leg, disregarding the financial disparities between the two sides to put one foot firmly in the final.
A group of Liverpool fans have been shamed after footage emerged showing them shoving two men into fountains in Barcelona ahead of their team’s UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg in the city.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected Caster Semenya’s appeal against the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) over testosterone regulations.
Five of New Zealand’s biggest news organizations say they’ll limit their reporting on the trial of the Christchurch mosque shooting suspect in an unprecedented step to curb the spread of white supremacy ideology.
The EU Commission berated Poland for its approach to the union, accusing it of using the bloc as a “money machine” to improve its economy, while doing very little to contribute to the “future of Europe.”
WikiLeaks has slammed a UK court’s sentencing of its co-founder Julian Assange as “vindictive.” It also raised major concerns about whether Assange will be treated fairly during an upcoming extradition hearing.
More Ukrainian citizens will be eligible to apply for Russian citizenship under a fast-track procedure starting Wednesday. Moscow and Kiev have been verbally sparring over the issue for a week now.
US national security advisor John Bolton has called for “change of the regime” in Caracas, and accused Cuba of controlling the current government of Venezuela, while backing an opposition politician’s attempt at armed coup.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller will testify before US Congress on the probe he conducted into claims that Donald Trump’s campaign colluded with the Russian government to swing elections, Jerry Nadler announced.
A museum in Williamstown, Massachusetts is calling on Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party to take down anti-Islamic and anti-immigration election posters bearing one of its artworks.
Courtesy of Hillary Clinton describing Christian victims of a terrorist attack as “Easter worshippers,” here’s how to use normal language to slyly insult your foes and heroically cover for your friends in 25 easy-to-use examples.
The DeleteFacebook hashtag is once again trending on Twitter, after online enthusiasts found Mark Zuckerberg’s newly announced privacy overhaul strategy seemingly laughing at his own words.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro refuted the statement by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that he’d almost escaped to Cuba, but that Russians had talked him out of it. Moscow called it ‘fake news.’
US Admiral Craig Faller called on the government of Venezuela to ‘do the right thing’ and participate in a peaceful transition of power, slamming the country’s government as a dictatorship.
An enormous black hole sitting some 8,000 light years from Earth has such a powerful gravitational pull that as it moves it’s literally dragging nearby space along with it, according to new research.
A powerful tornado ripped up the Romanian countryside Tuesday, launching a packed passenger bus 30 feet off the road, overturning it and injuring seven people in the process.
The UK government wants to curb Russian paid influence peddlers among members of the House of Lords – or at least that’s what the Sunday Times has seemingly insinuated, singling out three peers as “Moscow’s men.”
If there was a clickbait headline competition, Fox News has just produced one that could easily win it. The network said one of its guests believes Russia has nuclear missiles in Venezuela, and presumably no one but him noticed.
Special counsel Robert Mueller was not pleased with the media’s reaction to AG William Barr’s summary of his report, according to a letter he wrote which is already being (mis)interpreted by mainstream media.
The legal team of Julian Assange has filed a criminal complaint in Ecuador, accusing the staff of its London embassy of spying on the journalist. Assange's lawyer, Carlos Poveda, has shared details of the case with RT.