​Details of Teslayan’s investigation: stimulants recovered from corpses at “St. Spyridon”. Prosecutor’s office investigates suspicious deaths ●Doreen Chobe: Roma want to condemn the Orthodox Church for years of slavery ●Christian Paun, professor of economics: “Special pensions are not a concern because of their percentage of GDP, but because of the injustice behind them” ●A book with a “list of Putinists” withdrawn from the publishing market ● Uncertainty in the DNA after the selection of Preda for the position of head of the institution ●The contribution of counties to the national economy and the situation on the labor market at the local level

Explosive details of the Teslayan investigation: stimulants recovered from corpses at “St. Spyridon”. The prosecutor’s office investigates suspicious deaths

The Judge for Rights and Freedoms of the Bucharest Court noted in the motivation of the preventive arrest for 30 days of doctor Dan Tesloianu that the preventive arrest “is obviously imposed (…) due to necessity.” The document, seen by “Ziarul de Iași”, reveals new details of the investigation, a possible chain for the reimplanted devices and confirmation that prosecutors have evidence that the devices were collected, including from corpses at the St. Spyridon” from Yass.

The judge also explains why the Yassian doctor’s defense was dismissed: the version that he tried to save life is not true. And the reality is that prosecutors are trying to attribute the premature deaths of patients who received such devices to the fact that they did not work or caused fatal infections, writes Ziarul de Iasi

Doreen Chobe: Roma want to condemn the Orthodox Church for years of slavery

An international lawsuit will be filed against the Romanian Orthodox Church, in which it will be required to admit its involvement in the years of slavery of the Roma and publicly apologize to the ethnic group. This was stated by Dorin Chobe, the self-proclaimed king of the Roma before the European Roma Conference.

Dorin Choaba, the self-proclaimed king of the Roma, has announced that the Romanian Orthodox Church will be sued in an international legal process for the period during which it allegedly held the Roma community captive. He stated that the elders of the church have never publicly apologized for the historic moment that happened almost 170 years ago, Radova Veza writes

Christian Paun, professor of economics: “Special pensions are not a concern because of their percentage of GDP, but because of the injustice behind them”

Economics professor Christian Paun explained at Piața Victoriei where the citizens’ dissatisfaction with certain categories of professions, which are rewarded with special pensions, originates.

Despite the debate about how much of Romania’s GDP goes to special pensions, the real problem is the nature of these pensions, explains economics professor Cristian Peun on Europa FM:

“Discussion of the achieved percentage of GDP of these pensions is a bit of a strange situation, the issue of the GDP of these special pensions was never raised, the question of the nature of these special pensions was raised (… ). With special pensions, you do not solve these limitations of work that you chose voluntarily. There is an injustice behind this special pension, it is a special status, a privilege that, if we continue, we will feed this Pandora’s box.” writes Europa FM

A book with a “list of Putinists” withdrawn from the publishing market. Summonses and threats of court

The book entitled “War in Ukraine. A regional conflict with global consequences” was suddenly withdrawn from the market by the publishing house that published it. The volume contained a list of names of “vectors of Russian propaganda”, which caused a sharp reaction from those mentioned. And even from some unnamed person who threatened to sue.

PRESShub spoke to Sorin Bocancea, the publication’s coordinator, about the recall of the book, which is rare for Romania, as well as the director of the publishing house that published and then pulled it from the market to find out what happened.

The public scandal began with one of the chapters of the volume, in which one of the invited authors, Konstantin Ilash, included a list of Russian “propaganda vectors” in Romania. The list includes individuals such as George Simion, Cosmin Gusha, Sorin Roska Stanescu, Marius Tuka or IPS Teodosie, television stations such as Romania TV and websites of some more or less well-known publications.writes PressHub

Uncertainty in the DNA after the selection of Preda for the position of head of the institution

After the announcement of the name of Marius Vojnyag as the head of DNA, the reaction of the prosecutors is contradictory. This is because Voynyag is not known to anti-corruption prosecutors. Some of the senior DNA researchers are packing up and announcing their retirement, not wanting to work with the new boss.

Others accuse the current Prosecutor General, Krin Bologa, of hiring weak people. “Voineag has had several difficult cases that have ended in charges. He was also a trial prosecutor at the Prosecutor’s Office of the Bucharest Court of Appeal. But it will be very difficult for him, with opposition politicians and without adequate human resources. On the other hand, Krin Bologa brought poorly trained people into the DNA,” the prosecutor told us on condition of anonymity. writes PressHub

Radu Banciu fined 25,000 lei for saying women like to be beaten

On Tuesday, the National Council for Combating Discrimination (CNCD) fined journalist Rada Banchiu 25,000 lei for statements that degrade the dignity of women.

“…most of them are so stupid that they really want it”; “99% of the women I met wanted you to spank them from time to time”; “I can’t wait for my husband to come home and slap me two or three times to let me go. Or just give me my liver every night,” Radu Banciu told a TV show in September 2022. according to PressHub

The contribution of counties to the national economy and the situation on the labor market at the local level

According to the National Strategy and Forecast report, the economy of 28 counties in Romania is less than 2% of the national GDP, and Cluj is the only county whose gross domestic product is more than 5% of the national economy. Commission (CNSP).

The situation becomes complicated if we also take into account the population of the counties, GDP per capita, a measure that can give clues about the standard of living, which is higher in countries with relatively small economies. From this point of view, Sibiu (seventh place for GDP per capita and 12th place for the share of the local economy in the national economy), Gorge (6th place for GDP per capita and 21st place for the share of local GDP in the national GDP) stand out. , Alba (8th place/20th place), as well as Tulcea, whose economy is only 0.8% of Romania’s economy (39th place), but whose GDP per capita is 85.4% of the national average (13th place), write a management course