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Victor Ciorbea

prime minister of Romania
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  • Romania
    Romania
    / New constitution

    Prime Minister Victor Ciorbea quickly sought to restructure and privatize the economy, and the new government had some success in alleviating tensions between Romanians and Hungarians. However, continued economic recession—the economy contracted by more than 15 percent between 1996 and 2000—and corruption led to a collapse of…

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    Prime Minister Victor Ciorbea quickly sought to restructure and privatize the economy, and the new government had some success in alleviating tensions between Romanians and Hungarians. However, continued economic recession—the economy contracted by more than 15 percent between 1996 and 2000—and corruption led to a collapse of…

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