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[00:00:02] I conclude our discussion, thank you very much and as usual, I advise
[00:00:06] our viewers to hire specialists in whatever they
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[00:00:20] viewers.
[00:00:26] The European Commission has adopted the package on fair labor mobility
[00:00:30] to guarantee clear social rights for everyone,
[00:00:33] anywhere in the Union, regardless of the space they choose to live and
[00:00:37] work in. The measures will allow workers to
[00:00:40] prove and claim their social security
[00:00:44] and health insurance rights, and
[00:00:46] their qualifications will be officially recognized where
[00:00:50] the profession is regulated. The legislative
[00:00:53] proposals have been sent to the European Parliament and the Council
[00:00:56] of the European Union for analysis, amendments and final approval.
[00:01:00] Ms. Georgiana Teodorescu, member of the European Conservatives and
[00:01:03] Reformists Group and Vice-Chair of the Committee on
[00:01:07] Employment and Social Affairs in the European Parliament,
[00:01:10] is on a direct phone line with us. Good evening, Ms.
[00:01:13] Teodorescu.
[00:01:15] Good evening, thank you very much for the invitation. And thank you for accepting it. What is
[00:01:19] this long-awaited
[00:01:21] package about?
[00:01:24] It's a complex package. At the moment we are at
[00:01:27] the legislative proposal stage. So we are not talking about final
[00:01:31] legislation, the commission proposes
[00:01:34] five important
[00:01:37] issues, we have: European Social Security Pass, Skills
[00:01:41] portability Act, Strengthening the European
[00:01:44] Labor Authority Ela, modification of the directive
[00:01:48] on the recognition of professional qualifications, and this is a very
[00:01:51] important one and I will come back to it, as well as rules for the recognition
[00:01:55] of qualifications of citizens from third countries. The idea is
[00:01:59] very simple. European mobility must
[00:02:02] be accessible to everyone, it must be an
[00:02:05] opportunity for Romanians, but by no means from our point of
[00:02:09] view an obligation to leave Romania. We want
[00:02:13] emanate from Romanian citizens who have left, and unfortunately there are many
[00:02:16] who have left and are now living in the diaspora, we are talking about millions of
[00:02:20] Romanians, we want them to return to the country, for the country
[00:02:24] to offer them everything they need to return with certainty, neither the commission nor do I think it
[00:02:28] A1 document. Three years wants this, but even in the current situation where
[00:02:31] they live there, have their families there, children studying
[00:02:34] there, we must ensure that they benefit
[00:02:38] from all possible rights there in the countries where they
[00:02:41] are. This is the attempt, what
[00:02:44] amendments will Parliament bring, because, as
[00:02:48] I said, the commission has sent this legislative package to parliament
[00:02:51] for amendments, right? Well, let's
[00:02:55] talk, for example, about the recognition of qualifications, which is
[00:02:58] a very important issue for
[00:03:01] that entails, Romania. The Commission proposes the digitalization of qualifications
[00:03:04] and faster procedures for the recognition of regulated
[00:03:07] professions. For certain types of professions,
[00:03:11] the procedure should take approximately five
[00:03:14] weeks, compared to how long it takes now, which is
[00:03:17] approximately three months. For qualifications obtained outside
[00:03:21] the European Union, a reduction in average
[00:03:24] procedures from about a year and
[00:03:27] Romania, but have such an
[00:03:28] the date of occurrence something to four months
[00:03:30] is also estimated. "This is a very good thing for Romanians, Romanians are very well-trained
[00:03:34] European citizens, the problem is that too often the European system
[00:03:37] treats them and treats their diploma as a piece of paper
[00:03:41] that needs to be endlessly verified and which is not
[00:03:44] always accepted in EU
[00:03:48] member states in the true sense of the word and at its true
[00:03:51] value, basically this is trying to
[00:03:55] solve, isn't it, this problem, certainly it is precisely
[00:03:58] this". will be done and I will insist
[00:04:02] as much as I can through amendments, so
[00:04:05] that these procedures are simplified and so that we are firmly
[00:04:08] convinced that if, for example, a Romanian engineer or a
[00:04:12] nurse or a physiotherapist or a teacher from Romania has a
[00:04:16] qualification that is recognized in Romania, there must be a very simple,
[00:04:19] fast and transparent European procedure so that the same qualification can
[00:04:23] be used in another member state, equally
[00:04:26] a Romanian citizen who managed to obtain a qualification. in
[00:04:30] Italy or Spain, for example, where they worked for years, to be able to
[00:04:33] come very easily with that qualification to Romania and be
[00:04:37] able to get a job here if needed. So, a beneficial measure, especially
[00:04:41] for Romanians, it is a very good measure, it will be a very
[00:04:44] good measure. What is this European social security
[00:04:48] passport? Well, here again there
[00:04:52] are some very good things. The Commission proposes that
[00:04:56] a series of documents can be accessed and presented digitally
[00:05:00] through the European digital identity wallet, and these documents
[00:05:04] are many, it's the European health card, it's the A1
[00:05:07] document for posted workers, other documents related
[00:05:11] to social security, in essence, citizens will be able to
[00:05:15] access their social security rights through this
[00:05:18] EU digital identity wallet,
[00:05:21] but we have been quite critical about
[00:05:24] this digital wallet and we continue to be, and the good
[00:05:28] thing we must acknowledge from this commission proposal is that
[00:05:32] paper formats will remain
[00:05:36] available, so through the EU digital wallet
[00:05:40] there is no complete abandonment of... the old
[00:05:43] classic paper formats, no, it is an additional
[00:05:46] option for those who want it and want to have
[00:05:50] such an EU digital wallet can
[00:05:53] use it. Also, companies will use
[00:05:56] much simpler and standardized digital procedures when
[00:06:00] posting workers abroad, which,
[00:06:04] of course, will lead to a reduction in the volume of documents, as well as
[00:06:07] in waiting time. Yes,
[00:06:10] you mentioned, among the measures that you listed from this legislative
[00:06:13] package, the role of the European Labor Authority, which
[00:06:17] is led by a Romanian, yes, Mr. Boiangiu, ELA should
[00:06:20] be strengthened. ELA,
[00:06:22] practically, it is desired to grant
[00:06:26] stronger instruments for a series of things, such as
[00:06:29] cross-border inspections,
[00:06:32] exchange of various information between member states, risk
[00:06:35] analyses, mediation between national authorities when problems
[00:06:39] arise, as well as, of course, combating undeclared
[00:06:43] work and abuses. We are for a European market in
[00:06:46] which competition is based on productivity and
[00:06:50] competence, of course, not on worker exploitation.
[00:06:53] So, from this point of view, a Romanian worker must have
[00:06:57] the same rights when working legally in any other member
[00:07:00] state, as they do in Romania. I understand, it's a very
[00:07:04] important thing from our point of view again for Romanians who have
[00:07:07] left for the diaspora and work, and very often work in very
[00:07:11] difficult conditions, without documents, because employers
[00:07:14] refuse to make documents for them and so on. Do you have an indicative
[00:07:18] calendar of the possibility, or rather, when it
[00:07:21] might enter into force, is there also a
[00:07:24] calendar? The question is, when does
[00:07:27] implementation begin? Well, within a year from its entry into
[00:07:30] force, the main document necessary for
[00:07:34] posting workers to other EU countries will be
[00:07:37] digitized. We're talking about that
[00:07:41] from the entry into force of this legislative package, the European
[00:07:45] Health Insurance Card and all
[00:07:47] other social security documents will be
[00:07:50] digitized, so it would take three years. Regarding
[00:07:54] the calendar in Parliament, we are now at the stage where
[00:07:57] we are waiting for the commission's proposal
[00:08:00] to come, this package has been announced, but it has not yet reached
[00:08:04] the employment committee I am part of, as
[00:08:07] soon as it arrives, the files will be allocated
[00:08:11] to parliamentarians and we will start working on them,
[00:08:15] we hope to finish them as soon as possible, in a few months, a maximum of one year, to bring them to a
[00:08:19] vote in plenary, we hope the same, thank you very
[00:08:22] much, good luck and I look forward to good news, thank you
[00:08:25] too.
[00:08:30] It is good to know who has the obligation to register
[00:08:34] fiscally in Romania, even if they do not live in
[00:08:39] obligation. The non-resident
[00:08:43] natural person in Romania, who owes
[00:08:46] taxes, fees and contributions in
[00:08:49] Romania and who does not have a personal numerical
[00:08:53] code, is obligatorily
[00:08:56] required to register fiscally,
[00:08:58] receiving from the tax authority a tax
[00:09:01] identification number.
[00:09:04] Tax registration can be done
[00:09:07] personally or through a representative.
[00:09:11] The designation of the representative is done either through
[00:09:14] a mandate with representation, a power of attorney that
[00:09:18] expressly specifies that they are empowered to carry out such
[00:09:22] operations, namely tax registration
[00:09:25] and obtaining the tax identification number,
[00:09:29] or based on a legal assistance contract by
[00:09:33] which the lawyer in Romania is mandated
[00:09:36] to carry out such legal activities,
[00:09:40] namely tax registration and assignment. of the tax
[00:09:43] identification number, even assuming the quality
[00:09:47] of representative or tax proxy, and
[00:09:50] we will clarify what this aspect means. In case,
[00:09:54] so it is a taxpayer,
[00:09:57] a foreign natural person, who has not been assigned the tax
[00:10:00] identification number, they will be able to
[00:10:03] complete form
[00:10:06] 030, submitting it to the tax authority,
[00:10:09] personally or through a representative, and based
[00:10:13] on it, that tax identification
[00:10:16] number will be assigned. The submission of declarations
[00:10:19] provided by the legislation in force, as well as the payment
[00:10:22] of established taxes. will be
[00:10:25] carried out by the tax authority in whose territorial
[00:10:28] jurisdiction the taxpayer's domicile or residence
[00:10:32] is located,
[00:10:34] respectively where the source of income is,
[00:10:38] as the case may be, because in the case of a non-resident
[00:10:41] person, it is obvious that they either have a source of income in Romania,
[00:10:45] or they have a property in Romania,
[00:10:49] which would necessitate the payment of certain local
[00:10:53] taxes and fees. Upon the
[00:10:56] submission of the first declaration by the tax
[00:11:00] representative, a copy of the authorization is also submitted, whether
[00:11:03] it is a power of attorney or a lawyer's authorization,
[00:11:07] as the case may be. Specifically,
[00:11:10] what would be the situations that require
[00:11:13] obtaining the tax identification number? We have
[00:11:17] the hypothesis of non-resident natural persons in Romania who
[00:11:21] obtain income from salaries in Romania.
[00:11:26] In this hypothesis, these
[00:11:28] persons are fiscally registered through the
[00:11:32] income payer, i.e., the one who pays
[00:11:35] that salary, and on that occasion, the tax
[00:11:38] identification number is obtained until
[00:11:42] a document issued by the General Inspectorate
[00:11:45] for Immigration is obtained, through which a personal
[00:11:48] numerical code is allocated. After
[00:11:51] the issuance of this document, the tax authority
[00:11:55] records in the tax records the tax
[00:11:58] identification number with the personal numerical code
[00:12:01] based on form 030 700 submitted
[00:12:04] by the income payer. Another hypothesis in
[00:12:08] which tax registration of non-resident natural persons
[00:12:12] is necessary is the situation in which
[00:12:15] they are founders,
[00:12:19] associates, shareholders or administrators of a
[00:12:22] commercial company. In
[00:12:25] these hypotheses, non-resident
[00:12:29] natural persons will need to obtain
[00:12:32] such a tax identification number at the
[00:12:35] time of registration of the company with the trade register,
[00:12:39] at the time of transfer of social shares or
[00:12:42] shares, at the appointment of new legal representatives, so
[00:12:46] in such hypotheses, the TIN is
[00:12:50] mandatory. A distinct hypothesis
[00:12:53] is that of non-resident natural persons who
[00:12:57] open a bank account in Romania, or when
[00:13:01] they even rent a safe deposit box, and in
[00:13:04] this situation, credit institutions transmit to the competent
[00:13:08] tax authority the request for the assignment of a tax
[00:13:11] identification number. However, there can be
[00:13:15] situations where this is the hypothesis in which the non-resident
[00:13:18] natural person enters into a direct relationship with the credit
[00:13:21] institution. However, there can be multiple factual
[00:13:25] situations in which a non-resident person, who
[00:13:28] needs to receive, for example, a sum of money as
[00:13:32] compensation from the Romanian state, and in such a
[00:13:35] hypothesis, when the Romanian state pays
[00:13:38] by check, so that you can make
[00:13:41] international transfers much easier, which
[00:13:44] concern the collection of these compensations, and I give
[00:13:48] the most common example in the last period of collecting
[00:13:51] compensations from the National
[00:13:54] Commission for Compensation of Immovables under Law
[00:13:58] 165/2013,
[00:14:00] the amounts are transferred by the state to CEC, but then
[00:14:04] their transfer to an account in a foreign
[00:14:07] country, sometimes it is useful to do this
[00:14:11] after the non-resident person has previously
[00:14:15] opened an account in Romania from which they can
[00:14:18] then transfer such amounts, perhaps to several
[00:14:22] countries, the operations of CEC are limited, and
[00:14:25] then it is useful to open such an account. Also,
[00:14:29] non-resident natural persons who
[00:14:32] owe local taxes and fees are
[00:14:35] also subject to this obligation of fiscal registration
[00:14:39] and obtaining the tax identification number.
[00:14:43] The hypotheses are the acquisition of a
[00:14:46] property, the sale of a property, the settlement of an
[00:14:49] inheritance, the most
[00:14:52] convenient example would be if you are a Romanian
[00:14:56] citizen, but who may have lost citizenship, or even
[00:14:59] if you are not a Romanian citizen, you are a foreign
[00:15:03] citizen, non-resident in Romania, but who inherit something in Romania,
[00:15:07] in order to be able to settle the inheritance, in order to be able to
[00:15:10] register the properties that are the object of that
[00:15:13] inheritance, in the land registry, for example,
[00:15:17] you must also have this tax identification number in the hypothesis that
[00:15:21] you have not previously received a personal numerical code.
[00:15:25] Because there are also such situations for people who may have left
[00:15:28] Romania long before
[00:15:32] the regulation of the personal numerical code and have not
[00:15:35] regained their citizenship or updated these civil status
[00:15:38] documents to receive the personal
[00:15:42] numerical code, so in such hypotheses it
[00:15:45] is possible and even
[00:15:48] necessary to obtain this tax
[00:15:52] identification number, because obviously
[00:15:55] the tax registration of a property in the name of a
[00:15:59] non-resident natural person then entails the payment of local
[00:16:03] taxes and fees which are paid with this correspondent of the tax
[00:16:06] identification number. Regarding
[00:16:10] strictly the procedure for obtaining the tax identification
[00:16:13] number, as I stated earlier,
[00:16:17] the identification number is obtained by submitting
[00:16:20] form 030, it is a
[00:16:22] form that concerns
[00:16:26] the tax registration declaration, declaration of
[00:16:29] mentions, declaration of deregistration for natural
[00:16:32] persons who do not have a personal numerical code and
[00:16:36] to which it is... it is attached, so the form is
[00:16:39] submitted to the tax authority and the supporting
[00:16:42] documents for the information contained in the declaration are
[00:16:46] attached: for example, we have an inheritance, a
[00:16:49] property acquired through inheritance and
[00:16:53] to be able to be registered, transferred the tax role in the
[00:16:56] name of the heir who is not
[00:17:00] resident in Romania, it is absolutely necessary to obtain
[00:17:03] this tax identification
[00:17:06] number to which, obviously,
[00:17:09] documents relating to passport,
[00:17:13] identity card, to
[00:17:15] the act from which the ownership of that property in Romania
[00:17:19] results, which entails, let's say, the payment of local taxes and
[00:17:22] fees, the act of appointing the representative or
[00:17:25] tax proxy, respectively a power of attorney or a
[00:17:28] lawyer's authorization for that tax representative,
[00:17:32] if the declaration is submitted through
[00:17:35] a tax representative. And in general
[00:17:39] any document from which the reason for
[00:17:43] requesting that tax identification
[00:17:46] number results. When it comes to documents that
[00:17:50] authorities other than Romanian,
[00:17:53] obviously they will have to be submitted in a
[00:17:56] translated, legalized form,
[00:17:59] with all the
[00:18:02] authentication elements,
[00:18:05] effectively super-legalization if it
[00:18:07] concerns acts that emanate from authorities in countries
[00:18:11] other than those of the European Union. What
[00:18:14] is the deadline for declaring the tax registration
[00:18:18] declaration, of mentions or
[00:18:21] of deregistration for the mentions
[00:18:24] in the tax registration. Form 030 is
[00:18:28] submitted within 30 days from the date of obtaining
[00:18:31] the first income in the territory. or from
[00:18:35] the date of the event
[00:18:38] as I said, the payment of taxes, fees or
[00:18:41] the quality of
[00:18:44] associate in a company, as I gave
[00:18:48] those examples, which generate this
[00:18:51] need to submit
[00:18:55] declaration 030. Also, we have
[00:18:58] an important deadline, 15
[00:19:02] days from
[00:19:05] of changes to the data
[00:19:09] initially recorded in a tax registration declaration,
[00:19:12] namely when form
[00:19:16] 030 is submitted with
[00:19:19] the box "Declaration of
[00:19:22] Mentions" checked, or the electronic form
[00:19:25] 700 entitled "Declaration for
[00:19:28] the registration, modification in the electronic environment of
[00:19:32] subsequent mentions to fiscal registration as well as
[00:19:35] the cancellation
[00:19:38] of fiscal registration." How is
[00:19:41] this form 030 or form 700 submitted
[00:19:45] in practice, as the case may be?
[00:19:48] This can be downloaded from the ANAF
[00:19:51] website. It is completed and submitted either
[00:19:55] in physical format at the tax authority's
[00:19:58] registry, or by post, by registered
[00:20:02] letter, or by electronic means of remote
[00:20:05] transmission, but which ensure
[00:20:08] with certainty that the transmission has operated and
[00:20:11] reached the recipient. Also, through the
[00:20:15] virtual private space, the service provided by
[00:20:18] ANAF, by selecting the contact
[00:20:21] form, category, assistance and specialized guidance in the fiscal
[00:20:25] field and attaching this form 030 in
[00:20:29] PDF format. Last but not least, through the
[00:20:32] portal www.eguvernare.ro.
[00:20:35] by using in this
[00:20:37] situation a qualified
[00:20:41] digital certificate in the case of submitting
[00:20:44] electronic form 700, so if in the other hypotheses it
[00:20:48] is not...
[00:20:50] such certification of the signature on
[00:20:53] the form is not necessary, in
[00:20:57] case this transmission platform is opted for,
[00:21:00] the qualified digital certificate must
[00:21:03] also be attached obligatorily. It is very
[00:21:07] important to note what the sanctions are
[00:21:10] for not submitting this tax registration declaration
[00:21:14] for non-resident persons in Romania, but
[00:21:17] who are in the hypotheses we presented.
[00:21:20] Failure to submit within the deadline we
[00:21:24] mentioned, 30 days, respectively 15 days,
[00:21:27] these declarations
[00:21:28] entails
[00:21:31] a fine as an administrative
[00:21:34] sanction, a fine between 500 and 1000
[00:21:37] RON for the person who should have made
[00:21:41] such a declaration and did not do so within the legal
[00:21:44] deadline.
[00:21:49] This was it. from this evening, thank you for your attention and I invite
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[00:24:02] The largest collection of motorcycles in Romania,
[00:24:05] unique in Eastern Europe, is located in a village in Suceava,
[00:24:09] in Horodnic de Jos, and it belongs to Alexandru
[00:24:12] Șcheul, a Bucovinian dedicated body and soul
[00:24:16] to his childhood passion, motorcycles.
[00:24:23] "I started 25 years ago from the first motorcycle that I
[00:24:27] reconditioned, and
[00:24:29] every day I kept wanting to bring
[00:24:33] more, I would get these old things, two or three,
[00:24:37] I started with the motorcycles that were around during Nicolae Ceaușescu's time,
[00:24:40] communist as I call them, and I finished with
[00:24:44] the latest
[00:24:46] - from the top range, the latest novelties.
[00:24:50] There are still some, I'm waiting for them to release this now, an electric motorcycle,
[00:24:53] to bring one of those too. To be able to
[00:24:56] recondition the motorcycles, he bought a lathe, a milling machine,
[00:25:00] grinders, paint guns, everything he
[00:25:03] needed. The few piles of iron from
[00:25:05] before now restore the former shine and
[00:25:09] the overwhelming emotion of those who come to see them.
[00:25:13] Each motorcycle came loaded with a
[00:25:15] story. Most are old, the oldest
[00:25:19] are. 100 and 12 years old, the oldest are
[00:25:23] from Eastern Europe. I've
[00:25:25] had a motorcycle
[00:25:29] driving license for 44 years.
[00:25:31] I've ridden everything you see here, they've all passed through my
[00:25:35] hands. So there are 272
[00:25:38] motorcycles. I've started them all, they all run, the ones you see here
[00:25:42] are in working condition. On the right side here we have Romanian
[00:25:45] motorcycles, Romanian mopeds, because they only made mopeds. They started
[00:25:48] with the Carpati range, then Carpati
[00:25:52] Super, which my dad had when I was six years old, my dad bought
[00:25:56] it and since then I've in love with motorcycles, pretty much
[00:26:00] everything that existed during Ceaușescu's time. Until
[00:26:02] '89, I have here in exhibitions starting with
[00:26:06] Romanian motorcycles, the Carpați, the mobra
[00:26:09] all of them and the Hoinar, they were made at Metro in Brașov and assembled
[00:26:13] in Zărnești, so almost all of them are here and that's why I said I should
[00:26:17] save the communist ones first, so that my grandchildren and future
[00:26:19] motorcyclists can see what
[00:26:22] we used to ride. I am Alexandru Șcheu and I would like to
[00:26:26] carry on the tradition of motorcycling in
[00:26:30] Romania, my grandfather's. Alexandru Șcheu. I saw
[00:26:34] in his workshop many old,
[00:26:37] rusty parts, from which he would later manage
[00:26:40] to make motorcycles, to
[00:26:44] repair them, he would rebuild them.
[00:26:47] Many of the Romanian motorcycles in Alexandru Șcheu's collection
[00:26:51] bear the imprint of the life lived by Romanians under
[00:26:54] Nicolae Ceaușescu's dictatorship and the Communist Party,
[00:26:58] a party that put the well-being of its citizens
[00:27:01] last. When I met my wife, I had a Jawa
[00:27:05] 250 with which I would
[00:27:08] commute to work, we were colleagues at work next door, we had
[00:27:11] two different departments, we worked
[00:27:14] separately and that's how I conquered her with that motorcycle. When
[00:27:18] I married my husband, we had
[00:27:21] few things and a
[00:27:23] studio apartment, I could say, a small room, in which we had
[00:27:27] stored many motorcycle parts,
[00:27:31] among which at the entrance there was even a motorcycle, and under
[00:27:34] the marital bed there was a motorcycle engine
[00:27:38] that needed to be changed over the winter, many
[00:27:41] were in a deplorable state, you know, especially these communist ones,
[00:27:45] they were in a deplorable state, but I would take two, three
[00:27:48] wherever I found two, three, the best I could find and from
[00:27:52] all of them, from two or three, I would make one good one so that it was painted,
[00:27:56] everything, everything, everything from scratch, every screw disassembled, what you see here
[00:27:59] I have 10 or 12 that have not been disassembled. The rest of
[00:28:02] the 270 have all been disassembled and have passed through my hands, I even
[00:28:06] gave him a motorcycle, I bought it as a gift,
[00:28:10] I knew he wanted a certain type of
[00:28:13] motorcycle very much, a Zündapp, but I got him a small
[00:28:17] Zündapp, it is a financial effort, he invests
[00:28:21] almost all his money in motorcycling and
[00:28:24] in exhibitions, I am amazed by his ambition not
[00:28:28] to give up until he sees the engine start
[00:28:31] and... uh he is very excited
[00:28:35] about the success, this year I think we had one of
[00:28:38] the largest number of visitors among
[00:28:41] motorcyclists, there were over 500 motorcycles,
[00:28:45] they came from Suceava, we had visitors even from New
[00:28:48] Zealand, from America, from Canada, I told you,
[00:28:52] there are people who love motorcycles
[00:28:54] and through word of mouth, through the internet
[00:28:57] the exhibition became known and
[00:29:01] many people come indeed. Now he bought a motorcycle from
[00:29:04] England and we are going to unload it, we
[00:29:08] are also anxious to see if it arrived in good condition, if it is as
[00:29:11] we saw it in
[00:29:14] the photos, we are waiting to see it.
[00:29:39] Captivating stories are the truest ones, without special
[00:29:42] effects, without makeup, without
[00:29:45] virtual decor. You have an
[00:29:48] authentic series, with strong characters and
[00:29:52] unexpected resolutions. For them,
[00:29:55] destiny is the best screenwriter. They are
[00:29:58] the stars of "Destine ca în filme" (Destinies like in movies). With
[00:30:02] Iulian.
[00:30:32] signed Luca Niculescu concluded the rounds of consultations with parliamentary parties, we do not
[00:30:36] know what type of government we will have nor its nominal composition. There are three
[00:30:40] days left until the deadline for submitting the governing program and the
[00:30:43] list of ministers expires. A political agreement for six months to support the government
[00:30:47] on essential issues, not just a vote for investiture. This is the proposal
[00:30:51] that Luca Niculescu made to the parties from the former ruling
[00:30:54] coalition. PSD wants a clear majority with PNL and
[00:30:57] UDMR and evokes the anticipated scenario.