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New bridge between Bulgaria and Romania aimed at boosting growth in EU’s poorest region

July 4, 2013

By Associated PressVIDIN, Bulgaria — A new bridge linking Bulgaria and Romania across the Danube River was opened Friday with hopes that it will spur growth in one of Europe’s poorest regions.But skeptics argue that dilapidated infrastructure on both sides of the river will turn it into “a bridge to nowhere.”The long-delayed bridge linking Vidin in Bulgaria with Calafat in Romania

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