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The EU ignores the situation in Romania

The EU has known about the extent of corruption in Romania for a long time. An experts' report from 2007 that was kept under wraps was recently published by the British economics magazine The Economist. The report, whose findings describe how the struggle against corruption in Romania has suffered setbacks at all levels, was commissioned by the European Commission but never used. The weekly Revista 22 now calls on the Romanians to take responsibility: "Europe does not lack information about the real situation in Rumanian justice and politics, what Europe lacks ... is the courage and the necessary determination to defend the rule of law and to fight corruption. These deficits ... and the lack of institutional instruments to punish states that deviate from European standards allow the Rumanian parliamentarians to use all kinds of tricks to defend their own shameful interests and to make a mockery of the entire EU. ... It is no use waiting for Europe to solve our structural problems, as happened before we joined . ... The Romanians need to take their fate in their own hands and decide whether they need a state based on the rule of law and an efficient policy for fighting corruption."

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