​Magnificent List of Magistrate’s Privileges ● Wizz Air CEO: We Are Ready If Tarom Collapses ● Peak Royalties Increase: Only If Those Who Owe Them Want It ● Tazz Surpasses Glovo Romania For Losses ● What Is The Share Of Marcel Colaku, Prime Minister of the minister who defeats the bookmakers ● The country as a prey: the financial priorities of the structure ● Re-judgment in the case in which SO Vântu claims damages for the bank’s losses ● The stench in the commune of Bachiu, complaints from residents/Mayor Bachiu says the smell comes from Napolact ● Oldest student in Romania ● Police and military accused of usury ● We install bots to solve problems in info, mate and Romanian ● Who is holding Horaciu Chereces, accused of sexual violence?! ● Malul Crișului Repede, “confiscated” by rich and influential people from Oradea, with villas in the vicinity

A huge list of magistrate benefits: special pensions, countless allowances, subsidized rent, vacation trips and extended medical care

The finance ministry document contains a huge list of the magistrate’s privileges: special pensions, countless allowances, subsidized rent, state-paid holidays and extensive medical care. The document does not specify the impact on the budget of these unprecedented benefits among state employees.

The note of the Ministry of Finance was drawn up to warn that the processes opened by the magistrates for the back number of their salary increases – and, as a result, also special pensions – could lead the Romanian state to bankruptcy, writes Defapt.ro

Jozef Varady, CEO of Wizz Air: “We are ready if Tarom crashes

During a visit to Cluj-Napoca on Tuesday, Jozef Varady spoke to monitorulcj.ro journalists about the problems the company faced this summer, the problems in Tarom, and what the county needs to do to become a competitive competitor to Budapest Airport.

It is not the first time that the head of Wizz Air has declared that Tarom is in “technical bankruptcy” and is “supported by all kinds of state and government aid.” When asked if Tarom would be the fate of Malev or Alitalia, Wizz Air would have the opportunity to fill the gap, Varadi said “definitely”, reports Monitorul de Cluj.

The top of the royalties increase: only if those who owe them want it

The PSD-PNL coalition government wants to start from 2023 to annually index royalties for oil, mining and agriculture by concession companies in the mentioned sectors to the inflation rate of the previous year. In August, Finance Minister Marcel Bolosh aggressively said that among the deficit-reduction measures being discussed in the coalition was a “significant” increase in some royalties linked to the state’s mineral resource development concession, royalties he described as “almost insignificant” ″ at the moment, writes Profit.ro.

Tazz beat Glovo Romania in losses

The two main delivery apps in the Romanian market, Glovo and eMag’s Tazz, continued to grow revenue, but amid business expansion, they also widened losses at their businesses in Romania in 2022, the latter in that country. also marked by the state of emergency of COVID-19, the coronavirus pandemic is considered to be the engine of the growth of online commerce and online delivery.

According to the data recently published by the Ministry of Finance for the fiscal year 2022, the Spanish company Glovo continues to dominate the fast food delivery and applications market in Romania, writes Startupcafe.ro.

What is the share of Marcel Cholak, the prime minister who fights with bookmakers

Prime Minister Cholaku announces a “crusade” against gambling and blames pressure from the industry. The same prime minister negatively approved the law that removes gambling from cities. Europa Libera spoke to “Odette”, the character accused of putting pressure on the Prime Minister.

Europa Liberă spoke to Odeta Nestor, one of the two representatives of the betting and gambling industry (the other character is Sorin Constantinescu) who tried to contact the Prime Minister and other members of the government or parliament through intermediaries to prevent further harmful regulation of the sector , as stated by Marcel Ciolaku, writes Europa Liberă

Country as booty: Struktur’s financial priorities. Legislation over the head of the parliament

On Tuesday, September 26, in the evening, the Çolaku government sends a torpedo of fiscal measures to the private economy, aimed at attracting money to the state budget.

On Wednesday, September 27, in the morning, the sequence of spending the excess funds that were supposed to go to the budget was established: the salaries and pensions of magistrates were retroactively increased. Raised not by law, but by court decision:

The Supreme Council of Magistrates (CSM) issues an order to increase the so-called sectoral basic salary from 485 lei to 605 lei (an increase of 25%) for all judges of all types of courts, as well as for assistant judges. . The date of application is from December 31, 2021, i.e. retroactively, writes CdG

Re-examination of the case on compensation for damage to SO Vantu Bank (liquidation)

Supreme Court judges recently decided to re-send to the Bucharest Court of Appeal a 6-year-old case in which Sorin Ovidiu Vantu sued for more than $3 million for alleged damages to a Romanian discount bank. Claims were filed by the receiver of a bankrupt banking institution, namely the Bank Deposit Guarantee Fund. How the magistrates of the two courts have so far considered this court case, respectively the Tribunal and the Bucharest Court of Appeal, can be found in the Justnews article.

The stench in Bachu commune, what the residents complain about/Mayor Bachu says that the smell comes from Napolact

Residents of the complexes on Transylvania Street – Jupiter Street in Bachiu Commune complain that for several days there has been a terrible smell like it smelled in Cluj-Napoca, fermented garbage or feces. People reported to Environmental Protection, which, already irritated after the bombardment from Cluj, told them that it had no authority in this direction and referred people’s complaints to Cluj-Napoca and Bacchus City Halls, as well as the Cluj-based Health Authority – For now.

In addition, the mayor of Bachiu, Janos J. Baláš, says that he knows the situation and also the person responsible, pointing to the company Napolact, but he cannot do anything because it belongs administratively to Cluj-Napoca and the municipality has little interest in the solution problems with the smell, writes Actual de Cluj

Romania’s oldest student will receive a heritage diploma at the age of almost 90

The oldest student in Romania is 88 years old, he entered the second year of the master’s degree at the University “December 1, 1918” in Alba Iulia. Aurel Wojkou, the former mayor of Kuhir, is now among the almost 6,000 students from Alba.

Aurel Voiku, former mayor of PDL and vice-mayor of the city of Kuhir, a mechanical engineer by profession, is currently studying in the second year of the master’s degree in the specialty “Research, preservation and valorization of historical heritage”.

“We are a university that, regardless of age, values ​​and values ​​every student equally. We have in the hall today, I think, the oldest student in Romania, he is 88 and a half years old, Mr. Aurel Voicu,” said the rector of the university, Daniel Breeze.

An elderly retired citizen of Kuhir devoted himself to the creation of a city museum. In order to have the opportunity to legally cooperate, as well as to deepen his knowledge in the field of history, Aurel Voyku decided to enroll in a master’s degree, where he studies how to use historical heritage for four semesters, writes CugirInfo

A policeman and a soldier accused of usury

The police and the military seized a two-level house in Tetarash for only 90,000 euros. The family that sold the building claims that the deal actually concealed the loan, and that police officer Mihai Gabriel Diaconescu and Corporal Sorin Bungianu demanded double the amount, 180,000 euros. Diaconescu is a police officer in the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and the money he paid for the house in Cirich Street does not appear in his wealth declarations. Corporal Bungianu was investigated on two counts of “threat”, but the military prosecutor dropped the charges. The former owners of the house in Tetarasi claim that they only want to return the amount they received from Diaconescu and Bungianu and refuse to leave the house. To force them to leave, police officer Diaconescu cut off the house’s gas and electricity, removed a board from the fence and blocked the drain. Ten people live in the house: five adults and five children. “They were illegally connected to the sewage system, so the pipe was blocked,” police officer Diaconescu claims. However, this does not explain the origin of the money. “But what… do I have to include the money from the house in the property tax return?” – says Diaconescu about the 45,000 euros he invested in the purchase of the house, writes 7Iași.ro.

I put bots to solve problems in info, Mate and Romanian. “Do we need people who can write themselves or can use AI?”

That’s the question asked by Leticia Parkelabescu, a lecturer at the University of Heidelberg in Germany who specializes in machine learning. Together with her, we analyzed the solutions provided to us by three applications that use artificial intelligence for math, IT and Romanian language tasks. What I learned from using them is that if you want bots to solve your homework, you’re not guaranteed to get a good grade, but process skills can’t be denied. However, it is useful to know that the “hand” of AI is difficult to detect even through special programs, writes School9

Who is holding Horatio Cherechesh accused of sexual violence?!

New details of the sexual scandal at the Oleh Danovsky National Theater of Opera and Ballet, centered on the master choreographer Horace Chereches, have become known. Some employees accused of sexual assault in 2021 claim that no one lifted a finger to resolve the situation or investigate the case. The plaintiffs did not receive a response to their appeals, including to the Ministry of Culture. More than 2 years after the inspection carried out by the Control Body of the Minister of Culture, the signatories of the memorandum have not received a response. All this time, Cherechesh continues his activities, in particular, he teaches at Ovid University at the Faculty of Arts. All this is possible thanks to the support of the above-mentioned brother in the ministry, to whom complaints have been received countless times, the employees of the theater also accuse, writes Replicaonline.ro

Malul Crișului Repede, “confiscated” by rich and influential people from Oradea, with villas in the vicinity

In Orad, several private pontoons have “grown” in the river protection zone, under the nose of the authorities and without permits.

The most spectacular of these is being used by former judge Adina Choflan and her husband, the Bihor police chief, in a deal that the former judge is happy to pretend that… he found it there.

Downstream from the Oradea water station, the Krysul Repede flows through the houses of Oradea residents: on the left bank is the old Tokaj district, and on the right bank are the stately villas on Fekliye Street. “I, too, would like to live like that!” – summed up the composer and former member of the Iris band Mihai Alexandrou, a guest in one of the villas here. Several Romanian music stars dined on an elegant terrace above Crişului, surrounded by decorative trees, PressHub writes.