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Adrian Nastase

prime minister of Romania
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  • Romania
    Romania
    / New constitution

    …in the streets of Bucharest, Adrian Nastase, a former prime minister (2000–04), was sentenced to two years in prison for misusing campaign funds. After almost a month of civil unrest, the Romanian government collapsed. On February 6, 2012, Boc resigned as prime minister, and Băsescu appointed Justice Minister Cătălin Predoiu…

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    …in the streets of Bucharest, Adrian Nastase, a former prime minister (2000–04), was sentenced to two years in prison for misusing campaign funds. After almost a month of civil unrest, the Romanian government collapsed. On February 6, 2012, Boc resigned as prime minister, and Băsescu appointed Justice Minister Cătălin Predoiu…

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