County Councils Demand 5.3 Billion Lei Before Budget Revision ↗
Front page leadThe Union of County Councils, led by Alfred Simonis, requested 5.3 billion lei prior to the budget revision, a sum approved by the Niculescu Government.
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The news on Libertatea focuses on Romanian politics and business, with a story about the demands of county councils for government funding, and another on Hungarian business interests in Romania. There's also a legal case involving a political figure and international news about North Korea's…
The Union of County Councils, led by Alfred Simonis, requested 5.3 billion lei prior to the budget revision, a sum approved by the Niculescu Government.
Călin Georgescu appeared in court, facing charges of legionary propaganda, and requested to be tried in absentia.
Money from Hungarian elites surrounding Viktor Orbán is flowing to Bucharest, with the former prime minister's son-in-law strategically acquiring assets in Romania.
A couple who lived together for over 60 years passed away within 60 hours of each other, with one spouse unaware of the other's death.
Monica Bîrlădeanu and Valeriu Gheorghiță made a refined appearance at the 10th-anniversary gala of the Viggo brand, attracting significant attention.
Gigi Becali expressed his reaction upon seeing the fur coat worn by Sorina Docuz, Marcel Ciolacu's girlfriend, humorously stating he wanted to tease them out of envy.
A list of localities under an immediate severe weather warning indicates a red code for rain in Constanța, with 80 liters per square meter recorded in recent hours.
North Korea has tested a weapon so powerful it can destroy 60,000 square meters in a single strike.
The prices for a liter of gasoline and diesel on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Bucharest, Iași, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, and Constanța are detailed.
Green light for peace negotiations in Iran has been given, with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei mandating the government, while Tehran conditions the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Kelemen Hunor commented on the AUR party's proposal to change the name of the Balvanyos locality in Covasna, noting that even Ceaușescu did not object to the original name.