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PM Dancila: About presidency of Council of EU, I believe the main problem of Romania was misinformation. What is unfortunate is that many of these misinformations come from Romania, from members of the European Parliament, and we cannot forget they were not only misinformations They were MEPs who voted against Romania

January 26, 2019

Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said that there was a lot of misinformation regarding Romania at European level, and the main problem was that some people argued our country was not ready to take over the presidency of the Council of EU. “Unfortunately, there was a lot [of misinformation regarding Romania...

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