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Romania, IMF Agree on $664 Million Tranche as Balkan Nation’s Growth Slows IMF official in Romania criticized for attending a party denies any wrongdoing Romania's anti-austerity protests In 2009, Romania took a two-year $27.5 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, the European Union and the World Bank as its economy shrank by 7.1 percent. It imposed harsh austerity measures under the agreement, reducing public wages by 25 percent and increasing taxes. Anger has mounted over the wage cuts, slashed benefits, higher taxes and widespread corruption. Ongoing protests for ... IMF official in Romania criticized for attending a party denies any wrongdoing BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — The head of the IMF mission in Romania has criticized politicians and media for accusing him of misconduct for having attended a party held by government officials at a time of harsh austerity measures. IMF to Romania: Cap wage increases to help growth An International Monetary Fund official says Romania's economy will grow slightly this year. Everton striker tipped for Romania Everton Football Club’s Joao Silva could be leaving England this month. The 21-year-old has been at Goodison Park since 2010, but he has yet to force his way into the first team picture under manager David Moyes. New anti-government protests in Romania About 2,000 people demonstrated against Romania's harsh austerity measures in cities across the country on Wednesday and demanded the government's resignation. Hometownstations.com-WLIO- Lima, OH News Weather SportsIMF official in Romania rejects criticism BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) - The head of the IMF mission in Romania has criticized politicians and media for accusing him of misconduct for having attended a party held by government officials at a time of harsh austerity measures. Romania opposition supporters to march Jan 19 Protests continue across Romania, as hundreds call for President’s resignation denouncing the government’s austerity measures. Romania fires foreign minister for calling protestors “inept and violent slum dwellers." Brussels — After two weeks of protests, Romania could become Europe’s next crisis hotspot. read more |
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