TVRI — broadcast 20260920 000000 UTC 510 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] and the possibility of catching spoke with a friend of mine unseen such conditions are not even in five-star [00:00:02] catches. admitted to the hospital, she said food, clean conditions. hotels, good Watch, admire, [00:00:06] learn. Professionals have the hook [00:00:09] of great victories. [00:00:12] Fisherman, wanderer, gifted fisherman. [00:00:49] Welcome back to the evening news, I'm Alina Stancu, let's see the headlines [00:00:53] of the edition together. [00:00:56] Designated Prime Minister Zicfrid Mureșan is working on the governance program with... [00:01:00] which he will discuss with the parties that can ensure his majority, USR and [00:01:03] UDMR ask PNL to return to discussions with [00:01:06] PSD. [00:01:08] President Donald Trump announces that he has obtained a historic agreement with [00:01:12] Denmark regarding Greenland, the United States would hold [00:01:15] permanent control over the security of the [00:01:18] Arctic island. [00:01:20] Romania risks being downgraded to the Junk category by the [00:01:24] Fitch agency if the political crisis prolongs. Experts will [00:01:27] analyze Romania's rating again at the beginning. [00:01:32] The scandal between Princess Diana's brother and King Charles deepens just [00:01:36] a few days before the release of the book about Lady D, Earl [00:01:40] Spencer returns with new accusations against his sister's former [00:01:44] husband. [00:01:52] Zigfrid Mureșan is working on the governance program and on Monday he will [00:01:56] present it to the parliamentarians from whom he is expected to obtain a vote of confidence. [00:02:00] The designated Prime Minister has the support of PNL, USR and UDMR, but he [00:02:03] lacks approximately 65 votes to [00:02:06] lead a government with full powers. The objective is to [00:02:09] reduce inflation, grow the economy and improve the standard [00:02:13] of living of the people, Zigvid Mureșan transmitted in a [00:02:16] post. We are currently starting with [00:02:19] 169 votes, this is the number of parliamentarians that [00:02:23] the National Liberal Party, USR and UDMR currently have. [00:02:27] For the government to be invested, at least [00:02:30] 233 votes are needed, so another [00:02:34] 64 parliamentarians must be convinced to support the Mureșan cabinet. [00:02:38] The first step for the proposed prime minister is to present his government lines [00:02:41] to the parties that support him. Then discussions follow [00:02:45] to complete the majority. First on the list are the [00:02:49] a few hours a 17 parliamentarians from the group of national minorities, [00:02:52] then PSD. We have a red line. It's about the [00:02:56] 300. It wouldn't be a problem with minorities, it's a problem [00:03:00] of application and of course, to have guarantees, we ask that [00:03:05] places. 9000 what the Romanian state has given be respected. I have heard many colleagues who will not vote [00:03:09] for Mr. Mureșan. So, the great unknown [00:03:12] remains PSD, which was part of the first expanded [00:03:16] coalition. USR leaders announced that they are ready to resume [00:03:19] discussions with the Social Democrats, and UDMR considers that rebuilding [00:03:23] the majority that existed in spring is the best [00:03:27] form [00:03:30] a serious and coherent government, we will be open [00:03:33] in the coming days for discussions, [00:03:36] including with PSD, the best solution [00:03:40] is to rebuild, even in a different formula, that [00:03:43] majority that crumbled in April. We are [00:03:47] hopeful that this candidacy [00:03:51] will be invested by parliament. [00:03:54] In this equation, Aur remains outside [00:03:57] negotiations, both Mureșani and UDMR exclude [00:04:00] collaboration with those they call extremists. I will not [00:04:04] go to the headquarters or to the Aur group. We will not participate in the formation [00:04:07] of any government that will need the support of [00:04:11] Aur, SOS or other extremist parties. If [00:04:15] Mr. Sivil Munășan does not want to talk to Aur, there is no [00:04:18] problem. We said from the beginning that we will not support him. Undecided [00:04:22] parliamentarians are the key to negotiations. From Monday, once [00:04:25] he officially becomes designated prime minister, for Zicfrid [00:04:29] and even syringes were collected by students from Mureșan, it begins. [00:04:32] President Nicu Șordan proposed Zigfrid Mureșan as prime minister after [00:04:35] months of delays and without communicating the decision to the PNL leadership, he [00:04:39] acted similarly when he nominated Adrian Veștea, but this time [00:04:43] Zigfrid Mureșean gave his answer after discussing with his party leader. [00:04:46] The Head of State announces that the decree of designation will be published on Monday in the [00:04:50] Official Monitor. Zihfrid Mureșan was the proposal of [00:04:54] PNL, USR, UDMR for the position of prime minister, but his designation [00:04:58] by President Nicușor took everyone by surprise, in fact, [00:05:02] the designation itself raised many questions. I called him [00:05:06] to tell him I wanted to nominate him, at that [00:05:08] moment, he asked for time to think. [00:05:13] After he made the decision, he called me to tell me that he made the decision. The designated [00:05:17] prime minister also explained how he received the news. It was about [00:05:21] half an hour, Ilie Bolojan also specified. I informed [00:05:24] the president of the National Liberal Party. It was a trauma for many [00:05:28] liberal colleagues the way it was, the attempt to [00:05:32] form the government led by Mr. Adrian Veștea. After that, yes, [00:05:36] I had a second discussion with the President of Romania. He [00:05:39] informed me that he would, would announce. I found out [00:05:43] yesterday about [00:05:47] 30 minutes earlier [00:05:49] through [00:05:52] the information communicated to me by Mr. Sifri Mureșan, [00:05:56] that the proposal was a surprise is also demonstrated by the fact that Zigfrid Mureșan was not [00:06:00] even part of the PNL delegation that participated in the consultations at [00:06:04] Cotroceni. It was a huge inability, [00:06:07] that of not participating with the one you [00:06:11] propose at the meeting with the president. This is [00:06:15] for the second time that Nicușor Dan appoints a prime minister from PNL without [00:06:18] communicating this to the party leadership. In June, he [00:06:22] nominated Adrian Veștea on a Sunday morning and surprised [00:06:25] the liberals. Ilie Bolojean then accused Nicu [00:06:29] Șordan of taking a hostile action against PNL, through which he [00:06:33] tried to break the party. [00:06:35] Prolonged political tensions endanger the economy and Romania risks [00:06:39] falling into the Junk category. This is the warning of an analyst from [00:06:42] the Fitch agency in an interview for Bloomberg. The lack of a government with [00:06:46] full powers raises questions about fiscal predictability and the ability [00:06:50] of authorities to reduce the deficit, the expert also says. At [00:06:53] the end of July, Fitch maintained Romania's rating at [00:06:57] the last category recommended for investments with a negative [00:07:00] outlook. In an interview given to [00:07:03] Bloomberg journalists, a Fitch analyst spoke about [00:07:06] the risks that the current political crisis can have on the Romanian [00:07:10] economy. The article states that: Romania risks falling into [00:07:13] the Junk category if the political crisis prolongs. [00:07:16] The longer the crisis persists without the existence [00:07:20] of a functional government, the more questions arise regarding [00:07:23] fiscal predictability and the ability to make [00:07:26] the necessary adjustment. The President of Romania says that the economic [00:07:29] situation is stable at this moment. From [00:07:33] Romania's perspective, with the financial figures that [00:07:36] we have today, [00:07:40] Romania. It is a [00:07:43] country that must maintain its status as a country [00:07:46] recommended for investments. The PSD president wants to ask [00:07:50] the Fitch agency for an official position regarding the statements of its [00:07:54] analyst. One thing is the Fitch agency, which a [00:07:57] month ago said it would maintain its rating, and another is an [00:08:00] analyst who gave an interview. The nominated prime minister believes that [00:08:04] the warnings of rating agencies must be taken into account and [00:08:07] emphasizes that they base their evaluations on independent [00:08:11] criteria. Rating agencies are so important [00:08:14] precisely because they are independent and [00:08:18] because they are credible, nobody can influence a rating [00:08:21] agency, no politician can tell a rating agency what [00:08:25] to do, because then rating agencies would lose their credibility. [00:08:29] The next important evaluation comes from Standard and Poor's agency, [00:08:33] which is expected to announce on October 2 whether it maintains [00:08:36] Romania's rating and this rating is currently in [00:08:39] the investment-grade category. It [00:08:42] currently has the following perspective: to [00:08:45] penalize it because it doesn't have a functional government and to [00:08:48] evaluate its options to recover as quickly as possible, or [00:08:52] to offer another chance, and most likely [00:08:55] that will be the option, to see in the medium term what happens with this [00:08:59] until the end of the year. The last Fitch evaluation on July 31 [00:09:03] maintained Romania's rating at the lowest level in the investment-grade [00:09:06] category, but with a negative [00:09:08] outlook. [00:09:10] Elections tomorrow in a state in northeastern Germany, but also in Berlin, polls [00:09:14] show new problems for Chancellor Merz's party. [00:09:18] Details immediately on the news. [00:09:22] Donald Trump announces that an agreement has been reached with Denmark to strengthen the American [00:09:25] military presence on the Arctic island. The document guarantees that the territory will [00:09:29] remain under Denmark's control, and Russia and China cannot have [00:09:33] military bases there. The agreement is expected to be signed by all three [00:09:36] governments next week during the UN General [00:09:40] Assembly. [00:09:42] After months of tensions generated by the American president's threats to [00:09:46] take over Greenland, including by force, things seem to be [00:09:49] calming down. Donald Trump stated that his country reached an agreement with [00:09:53] Denmark and the authorities on the Arctic Island regarding security [00:09:57] in the area. The agreement would allow the United States to expand [00:10:00] its military presence in the territory. The agreement grants [00:10:03] the United States permanent control over the security and all [00:10:07] other necessary aspects in Greenland, thus fully [00:10:10] resolving all our numerous [00:10:12] concerns. This will not involve any cost for [00:10:16] the United States. The agreement prohibits any non-NATO base in [00:10:19] Greenland, limits the possibility for adversaries to make [00:10:23] investments on the islands and guarantees [00:10:25] that China and Russia cannot have bases on this territory. The office [00:10:29] of Danish Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen announced that the agreement will [00:10:32] be signed by all three governments next week during the UN [00:10:36] General Assembly. This is an agreement that strengthens our [00:10:40] common security in the Arctic and North Atlantic regions and thus [00:10:43] is good for NATO and Europe and an agreement that [00:10:46] at the same time recognizes the sovereignty and territorial [00:10:49] integrity of the kingdom and the right of the Greenlandic people to [00:10:53] self-determination and [00:11:25] in the past, Trump asked Denmark to sell the island to the United States, [00:11:28] insisting that Greenland is crucial for US [00:11:32] security. The island has had an American military base since the Cold [00:11:36] War. This plays an important role in early missile [00:11:40] warning, space operations, and Arctic [00:11:43] surveillance. Second day of voting in Russia for [00:11:47] the new composition of the State Duma. The election is taking place under [00:11:50] unprecedented security conditions in the context of the war in Ukraine. Russians [00:11:54] have opened seven. 13 polling stations also in the separatist Transnistrian region of [00:11:57] Moldova, an action considered unacceptable and hostile by [00:12:01] the authorities in Chișinău. [00:12:04] So far, voter turnout across the entire territory of Russia has exceeded [00:12:08] 30%. A record figure, say analysts who [00:12:11] confirm that administrative levers are working. A massive [00:12:15] turnout at the end of the elections is also in the Kremlin's interest. [00:12:19] Vladimir Putin wants to show that Russians have responded to his call [00:12:22] and have demonstrated the unity he asked for, especially [00:12:26] regarding the conflict in Ukraine. There have also been [00:12:29] attempts at cyberattacks. Moscow says that [00:12:32] the online voting system was targeted and that several strong [00:12:35] cyberattacks on the electronic infrastructure were repelled [00:12:38] both in the capital and in other areas of [00:12:42] the federation. Russia opened 17 polling [00:12:45] stations also in the separatist Transnistrian region of the Republic [00:12:48] of Moldova, without Chișinău's consent. Moldovan [00:12:52] authorities protested, considering that it is about [00:12:55] a violation of the sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova. A process [00:12:59] of promoting these illegal [00:13:02] actions has started. And as I said, the Russian Federation [00:13:05] once again demonstrates a lack of respect [00:13:08] for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of [00:13:12] the Republic of Moldova. Voting ends tomorrow, but no one expects [00:13:16] surprises regarding the party that will control the new parliament. [00:13:20] United Russia, the pro-Kremlin party, starts from a [00:13:23] dominant position, and maintaining. [00:13:29] Germans are expected to vote again tomorrow, elections are being held in the capital Berlin [00:13:33] and in a state in the northeast of the country, a close race is expected between [00:13:36] Alternative for Germany and the Social Democratic Party. In Berlin, [00:13:40] however, the Left Party Dilinche Christian Democrats of Chancellor Friedrich [00:13:44] Merz and AFD are competing. The vote [00:13:47] takes place two weeks after the resounding victory of [00:13:51] the far-right party in Saxony-Anhalt. [00:13:54] Although for a while it seemed that Alternative for Germany [00:13:58] would become the favorite in the electoral race in Mecklenburg, [00:14:01] Lower Pomerania. However, the most recent polls indicate that [00:14:04] the far-right party is now slightly behind the Social [00:14:08] Democrats. Thus, according to a poll cited by the Bild [00:14:11] publication, the Social Democratic Party is rated at approximately [00:14:14] 37% in the electorate's preferences, and [00:14:18] AFD at 36%. People [00:14:20] are anxiously awaiting the results [00:14:22] of the election. is [00:14:25] not win [00:14:28] majority, but I'm afraid they will [00:14:31] absolutely a threat to [00:14:32] democracy, [00:14:36] because the AFD doesn't [00:14:39] really believe in choice, in free choice, they don't [00:14:43] believe in Europe, they want to be friends with Putin and [00:14:46] Russia, they really a threat [00:14:50] to the European way of life, this my [00:14:53] opinion, there is no... [00:15:25] Today, in Berlin, the left-wing party has always been relatively strong, [00:15:28] and these are basically the two alternatives that I think people see, which are not... historic [00:15:31] и нали, това са общо взето двете алтернативи, които според [00:15:35] мене хората виждат, които не са... istoric [00:15:41] with [00:15:41] almost [00:15:46] 44% of the votes, and the CDU at [00:15:49] 17%. Tomorrow's results will show if [00:15:52] this victory is a regional phenomenon, specific to Eastern [00:15:56] Germany, or if the party has the potential to expand [00:15:59] its influence. The pressure is enormous also on the political fate of [00:16:03] Chancellor Friedrich Merz. In Berlin, scenarios are already being considered [00:16:06] regarding his replacement. [00:16:10] Bulgaria wants to lease eight F-16 aircraft from the Netherlands. The Air [00:16:13] Force would like to use them until 2030, when it should receive as [00:16:17] many new F-16s from the United States, whose production has [00:16:21] been considerably delayed. The neighboring country has major problems protecting [00:16:24] its airspace. It now relies on a few Soviet MiG-29 [00:16:28] aircraft for which the military can barely find spare [00:16:31] parts. The Bulgarians asked their Dutch allies [00:16:35] for F-16 aircraft to lease for the next four years, and also [00:16:39] help for the defense of national airspace. So far, [00:16:43] Sofia has not received any answer, say Bulgarian [00:16:45] journalists. [00:16:49] It was a desperate measure, I must say that, we have problems with the delivery of the other [00:16:53] eight F-16 aircraft from overseas. There are problems with the production [00:16:56] line in the United States and the Americans told the Bulgarian Air Force that they will [00:17:00] deliver the new aircraft by 2030. Bulgaria paid [00:17:03] 2.5 billion dollars for 16 latest generation [00:17:06] aircraft. 16 block 70 has already received eight aircraft, but [00:17:10] it has major problems with [00:17:11] pilots. [00:17:15] In september, the air force commander general Russev. In September, the head of the air force, [00:17:18] General Nikolae Russev, said that we have 11 pilots ready for [00:17:22] F-16s. However, we lack many because we would need at least [00:17:25] 15, 20 combat-ready pilots. [00:17:27] luptă. [00:17:32] Nikolov claims that currently, the Bulgarian army relies on at most eight [00:17:36] old MiG-29 aircraft that can barely be kept in operation. [00:17:40] It is no coincidence that next year Romanian F-16 pilots will perform [00:17:43] air policing for the southern neighbor. We can help the Bulgarians [00:17:47] and it's a very nice thing, but we need to know [00:17:51] that time is working against us and that the initiation [00:17:54] and final operationalization of the F-35 [00:17:57] program is absolutely [00:17:58] necessary. [00:18:02] Romania will pay 6.5 billion dollars for 32 [00:18:05] F-35 aircraft. The first Romanian pilots will begin training for [00:18:09] these fifth-generation aircraft in the US in 2030. [00:18:13] Until then, the Romanian Air Force will rely on 67 [00:18:16] F-16 aircraft acquired in the US from Portugal, Norway, and [00:18:19] the Netherlands. Stem cell donors are being sought [00:18:23] for bone marrow transplant. Over 70 serious blood diseases [00:18:27] can be treated this way, but doctors say it also helps [00:18:30] donors. Details immediately. [00:18:33] Mobilization all over Romania on National Cleanup Day, thousands of... [00:18:37] volunteers of all ages gathered to collect garbage dumped in unauthorized [00:18:43] people cleaned up only in Dolgi county, and 6000 bags [00:18:46] and three containers were filled with collected waste from around [00:18:50] the city of Craiova. [00:18:52] Students, teachers, employees of public institutions and ordinary citizens woke up [00:18:56] early to take part in the largest environmental movement in the country. In Craiova, [00:19:00] 1000 young people, including students from 55 schools and high schools, [00:19:04] collected waste scattered across the fields around the city. We [00:19:07] came today to this activity to [00:19:11] collect the waste illegally dumped [00:19:14] by some irresponsible people, [00:19:17] garbage, clothes, slippers, shoes, [00:19:20] all these things and it would be better to use a trash can [00:19:24] than a valley that, poor thing, has no [00:19:27] fault. I think this is the fifth year in which we are present in a very [00:19:31] large number, we came because we believe that only this [00:19:35] way can we change something in this world. [00:19:38] in this area and see that even [00:19:41] if it seems like a less populated area, [00:19:45] we had work to do. Throughout Dolj [00:19:49] county, mobilization was exemplary. We have approximately 9000 [00:19:52] volunteers in Dolj county participating. [00:19:55] There are approximately 60 communes in the county that have [00:19:59] been involved. Cleaning was also done on the beaches and dikes [00:20:03] of Constanța. Bottles, cigarette butts [00:20:07] several high schools. [00:20:10] Did the wind carry them there or did people intentionally throw them? People [00:20:14] intentionally threw them, it wasn't nice for us to pick them up, we are [00:20:18] children, we gather, but we can't pick up all of them. And the gendarmes from Constanța and [00:20:22] Tulcea joined the collective effort to collect waste. Exemplary [00:20:26] mobilization also in the areas around the capital. What we are doing now [00:20:29] we are doing for our future and we want to be healthy and to [00:20:33] live in a clean environment. This is the first time. It's a new experience. [00:20:37] and how do you feel? Very well, honestly, a little [00:20:41] fulfilled. We have gathered volunteers throughout the country, in all 41 [00:20:44] counties, there are over 30,000 volunteers, we are cleaning up with [00:20:47] 191 countries from all over the world. [00:20:50] The national cleanup day, initiated by the Let's do it Romania [00:20:53] Association, is the largest volunteering exercise dedicated [00:20:57] to the environment in Romania, and the recycling rate has increased from [00:21:00] 17% in 2009 to 45% last [00:21:04] year. The weather changes radically from next week, rain [00:21:08] and low temperatures are expected, even 10° less than [00:21:12] this weekend, and in the mountains at high altitudes the first snowflakes [00:21:15] will fall, and in the capital the weather will cool down from Tuesday, it will rain and it [00:21:19] will not be more than 20°. [00:21:23] The cold air wave will bring low temperatures, in some [00:21:26] areas frost will appear, and in the mountains even snow is announced. [00:21:30] The first part of the week will bring colder weather than [00:21:34] normally for this period. Maximum temperatures [00:21:37] will mostly be between 14, 15 [00:21:41] and at most 23, [00:21:43] 24°. There will be rain in almost all [00:21:46] regions, but at high mountain altitudes, generally. at over [00:21:50] 1800-2000 meters, we will talk about [00:21:53] sleet and snow, because there temperatures will be [00:21:57] negative, even maximum temperatures, 1 [00:22:01] 0°, minimum temperatures, obviously lower than [00:22:04] that. Moreover, minimum temperatures will be low in almost [00:22:08] all regions. We expect that in Eastern [00:22:11] Transylvania they will drop to 0° and [00:22:14] in these conditions frost will occur. In [00:22:17] the next four weeks there will be temperatures. generally normal or [00:22:21] even above the specific values for the period, it will warm [00:22:24] up again, because in the coming weeks [00:22:28] temperatures have positive deviations, especially [00:22:32] in the western half of the territory, even if [00:22:35] precipitation will continue to occur, which is not [00:22:38] a bad thing given that we desperately need [00:22:42] moisture at ground level. And in Bucharest the weather will [00:22:46] cool down next week. there will be rain and temperatures will not exceed [00:22:50] 20°. October was warmer in recent [00:22:53] years. In 2022 and 2023, the highest [00:22:57] values were recorded in Romania, but also globally. [00:23:01] Every 27 seconds, a person learns that they suffer from a [00:23:04] form of blood cancer. For many, the only chance at life [00:23:08] is a stem cell transplant from people who are their immunological [00:23:12] twin. Almost 115,000 Romanians are ready [00:23:16] to give them hope, but the community of those registered in the stem cell donor [00:23:20] registry, although it grows by 10% per year, is [00:23:23] still too small, and almost 50 patients are looking for [00:23:26] saviors. [00:23:28] I had unbearable [00:23:32] pain. For five years, Marinela escaped the torment [00:23:35] of leukemia, a 38-year-old man from Cluj, her immunological [00:23:38] twin, donated stem cells for the transplant that [00:23:42] completely changed her life. I thank him with all my heart. [00:23:45] I was reborn. It [00:23:48] also changed my blood type. I also changed as a person, I came back to [00:23:52] a better life, I see life with other eyes, [00:23:55] I started to enjoy life, [00:23:58] for me the donor did not win one life, he won [00:24:02] two, mine and my five-year-old daughter [00:24:05] whom I had after the transplant and she is perfectly [00:24:08] healthy. Sonia was 12 years old when she had to [00:24:11] go to Israel for a transplant, a donor from [00:24:14] Germany saved her. So without him, I wouldn't be here [00:24:18] at all today. Thanks, I don't think [00:24:25] are enough, for me that person is a hero, I hope that more and more people will become such heroes, [00:24:28] since I got sick and so on, all I wanted was [00:24:32] a life, not all of them get it unfortunately. [00:24:34] 624 Romanians received life-saving cells from [00:24:38] strangers in 13 years since we have a registry with almost [00:24:41] 115,000 potential donors registered. 68 [00:24:45] offered the gift of life. Alexandra donated for a young man [00:24:48] from Europe. I was sleeping when I donated, it's a unique feeling, [00:24:52] the procedure itself, you know it's not complicated at all, it's not [00:24:56] difficult, I don't want to know what the person who [00:24:59] receives the cells is going through, this process also helped me, I realize how [00:25:03] lucky I am, when I have moments when I get [00:25:06] upset or [00:25:09] a bad day, I think twice and realize it's not such a big reason to [00:25:13] be upset, the stem cells used for transplant can treat over [00:25:16] 70 serious blood diseases, but doctors say they help. [00:25:20] the donor too, because when they are mobilized in the process of [00:25:23] harvesting, I can repair what needs to be repaired in the body. For example, these [00:25:27] donors, after donating hematopoietic stem cells, return and [00:25:30] donate blood regularly, and a large part [00:25:33] of them are also platelet donors through apheresis, which [00:25:37] patients undergoing such a transplant procedure need [00:25:41] for a long period of time. Blood donation is an absolutely [00:25:44] essential act for carrying out these procedures. The greater the number of [00:25:48] donors, the more likely each patient [00:25:52] has a better chance of finding a compatible donor, and [00:25:55] it's much better to find a donor from our [00:25:59] country. Only 0.45% [00:26:02] of Romanians are registered in the donor registry, more than 10 times less [00:26:06] than needed, and 47 patients have not yet [00:26:09] found their savior, while another 60, despite having donors, cannot [00:26:13] yet undergo transplantation because there are not enough sterile [00:26:17] rooms in Fundeni. This is the most painful part, for the [00:26:19] Romanian state to intervene somehow, [00:26:23] we want to have perhaps a new building, perhaps for similar centers [00:26:27] in the country to function better. Some, however, die while [00:26:30] waiting for a transplant. [00:26:33] Energy rehabilitation, total digitalization, and [00:26:36] integrated equipment are objectives achieved at Bistrița County [00:26:39] Hospital, carried out with European funds through the PNRR program. In [00:26:43] addition to a new building, the medical unit now has conditions for [00:26:47] modern treatments and new [00:26:49] specializations. One of the most important achievements at Bistrița [00:26:53] County Hospital is the development of robotic surgery. Latest-generation [00:26:56] technology allows doctors to perform complex interventions with [00:27:00] high precision through [00:27:02] minimally invasive procedures. For patients, this means smaller incisions, [00:27:06] faster recovery, and shorter hospital stays depending on [00:27:09] the type of intervention. Doctors, [00:27:12] assistants, nurses, the teams that have been [00:27:16] trained make this technology ultimately mean [00:27:19] a better chance for our patients. They can have access [00:27:22] to high-performance medicine close to home. Young [00:27:26] doctors can train and conduct [00:27:30] research. In the modernization process, they were [00:27:33] reorganized, and the hospital's infrastructure is designed to provide medical [00:27:36] services in a safe environment adapted to patients' needs. We [00:27:40] built a new body for patients, the first hospital [00:27:43] built through PNRR. With [00:27:46] this investment, we have four new operating rooms [00:27:50] and new departments. Neurosurgery, [00:27:53] plastic and reconstructive surgery, [00:27:56] gastroenterology, and vascular surgery. [00:28:00] The investment also represents an important change [00:28:02] for the hospital. Access to modern technology and working conditions [00:28:05] like in major medical centers can allow for new specializations and [00:28:09] procedures, they said. I worked at the hospital, I know [00:28:14] super clasă, necesitate, dar și [00:28:17] înăuntru, eu mă refer și la interior, îi super domnule și personal de nota [00:28:21] 10, azi dimineață am vorbit cu o prietenă de a mea [00:28:24] internată în spital, o zis că așa condiții nici la hotele cinci [00:28:28] stele nu sunt, mâncare bună, condiții curat. [00:28:32] Equipment, just don't get sick. The inauguration marks [00:28:36] the completion of a major investment, over 150 million euros obtained through [00:28:39] the health financing line of PNRR, which included eight hospitals in [00:28:43] Craiova, Sibiu, Cluj, Bistrița or Târgu Mureș. A very [00:28:47] busy bridge in the central area of Timișoara became for [00:28:51] terrace. Columns of cars and honking were [00:28:54] replaced by classical music, white tables, and a unique [00:28:58] atmosphere. It's an event dedicated to the community in a larger project that takes [00:29:01] place throughout the city on weekends. [00:29:03] săptămână. [00:29:09] Italian breakfast under the mild September sun, the perfect recipe for [00:29:12] a relaxed Saturday morning. Almost 200 [00:29:15] Timișoara residents of all ages enjoyed aromatic coffee and pastries, [00:29:19] not on a terrace, but on Mihai Viteazu Bridge in the city [00:29:22] center. It's very pleasant, a unique experience and I [00:29:26] don't know when we'll have this opportunity again. Is there also background [00:29:29] music? Yes, it's a very pleasant atmosphere, wonderful. Surrounded [00:29:33] by music, good weather, beautiful people, I see you also brought [00:29:36] a book, yes, yes, a bit of relaxation, very [00:29:39] pleasant, very pleasant, a [00:29:43] new experience, I didn't expect there to be people, but [00:29:46] to my surprise, others eager [00:29:49] to be outdoors also came next to us. The [00:29:53] tables that unite members of a community for breakfast, dinner, or even [00:29:57] lunch are no longer a novelty in our country. What did those who came to have [00:30:00] breakfast here receive? They symbolically received a croissant and [00:30:04] a coffee. Registrations were made [00:30:07] on the Facebook page of the House of Culture three days ago, we started them already, [00:30:11] today, well, since last night already all the places were taken. The [00:30:15] vibe is freedom, that's what I feel, people are relaxed [00:30:19] and try to enjoy themselves as much as possible. The [00:30:23] breakfast on Mihai Viteazu Bridge is part of the larger project organized by the House of Culture, [00:30:26] "Streets for the Community." On this occasion, the arteries in the center of Timișoara were [00:30:30] transformed into ideal places for music, sports events, [00:30:34] shows and [00:30:35] relaxation. [00:30:43] Princess Diana's brother returns with new accusations against [00:30:46] King Charles in his book. Titled "Swan Song: [00:30:50] Diana, My Sister," the book will be released on September [00:30:53] 22nd and is expected to be a huge publishing [00:30:56] success. [00:30:59] King Charles acted as if he had won the lottery after the [00:31:02] death of his first wife, Diana, the accusation was made by the princess's [00:31:06] brother in the book "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister."