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16 March 2010
Interviews
Victor Parlicov

Victor Parlicov

General director of ANRE Administrative Board

Teboza Company

Fields of Terror - the New Slave Trade in the Heart of Europe

Adrian Mogoş, Petru Zoltan, Doru Cobuz - România, Vitalie Călugăreanu - Moldova şi Vlad Lavrov - Ucraina

Poor people are being lured from Eastern Europe to the Czech Republic for forced labour. Some of the worst gangsters are now on trial but there is no sign of this evil trade coming to an end.

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Hoar frost in Chisinau © Moldova Azi

The new Romanian ambassador to Chisinau, accepted

On Tuesday, Marius Gabriel Lazurca, proposed for ambassador of Romania to the Republic of Moldova, was accepted by the Joint Boards of Foreign Policy of the Parliament.
DECA-press, 9 February 2010, 16:52

According to Realitatea, Lazurca, proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for accreditation as Ambassador of Romania to the Republic of Moldova, received 20 votes "for" and one "against".

We specify that Chisinau authorities had previously accepted Lazurca as Romanian ambassador to Chisinau.

Marius Gabriel Lazurca is 38 years old. He studied in Sorbonne. He was assigned ambassador of Vatican at the end of 2006. Before joining political life, Marius Gabriel Lazurca was a professor at the West University of Timisoara and Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad. He speaks English and French fluently and Italian and Latin well. He is also the author and co-author of a number of works about anthropology, History and Philology.

The post of Ambassador of Romania to Chisinau remained vacant since April 2009, when the former ambassador Filip Teodorescu had been expelled by the Moldovan communist authorities because of the street riots in the Moldovan capital city.

 

 


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