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The news on Libertatea's front page focuses heavily on Romanian domestic issues, including economic concerns about the average salary's purchasing power, controversial land expropriations for a local project, and educational policy changes regarding high school admissions. International news…
The average national salary in Romania is now only sufficient to afford a credit for a studio apartment in major cities like Bucharest and Cluj, indicating significant economic pressure.
An investigation reveals questionable interests behind the expropriation of properties for the 'Garden of Time' project in Câmpina, where residents are displaced for minimal compensation for minor amenities.
Mihai Dimian expresses doubt about the necessity of a separate admission exam for high school, stating his opinion may not matter but suggesting the law could be changed.
Romanians living in older buildings without elevators may be eligible for state funding to install them, with specific conditions and beneficiaries outlined.
The National Meteorology Administration has issued orange and yellow weather alerts across Romania as temperatures are expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius.
In Italy, a violent individual attacked and hospitalized the mayor and four carabinieri in a town, causing significant damage.
A wedding in Belgrade turned chaotic when the bride argued with the godmother who allegedly left with the wedding rings, requiring guests to intervene.
