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<\/a>Tens of thousands protesting in Bucharest against corruption (video capture: ProTV)<\/p><\/div>Around 100,000 people demonstrated in numerous cities across the country on January 20, although many of them had announced their intention to come along to join the rally in Bucharest and express support for the Laws of Justice, which they say, were “massacred” in the Parliament by the governing social-democrat party PSD.<\/p>\n
The mega-protest in the Romanian capital was scheduled on Facebook, had the slogan: \u201cAll roads lead to Bucharest. The revolution of our generation\u201d<\/em> and was linked to several trendy hashtags including: #Anticorruption, #Rezist , #RuleofLaw , #CoruptiaUcide, #VaVedem, #TotiPentruJustitie, PSDciumarosie, etc. The event gathered more than 70,000 people and was organized in the form of a march starting at the University Square and heading towards Constitution Square, where the Parliament is located.<\/p>\n In association to Saturday’s protest, a group of people from Cluj-Napoca have engaged in a march to Bucharest \u2013 walking about 450 km- to take part in the rally and raise awareness of their message. They reached Otopeni – a suburb of Bucharest- Friday night and made it in time to the protest site. Three drafts for amending the Romanian laws of justice have been issued at a fast pace by a specially-assembled commission led by Florin Iordache, a PSD politician and former Minister of Justice who masterminded OUG13, the famed government emergency ordinance that sparked anger throughout the country in early 2017. Earlier this week, PSD dragged Romania into another political crisis after ridiculously toppling its own government for the second time in a year. Ex-Prime Minister Tudose lost support from his party colleagues and submitted his resignation with immediate effect on Monday. The next day, Japanese PM Shinzo Abe landed for first time in Romania just to figure out the country has no head of government. Fortunately, he was welcomed by country’s President Klaus Iohannis. A day later, Mr. Iohanis accepted a new proposal for prime minister by PSD \u2013 Viorica Dancila<\/a>, an obscure Romanian MEP who thought Iran and Pakistan were members of the European Union.<\/p>\n Video: Protesters shining phone lights on corruption before Romanian Parliament<\/strong>
\nThe ruling coalition, formed of PSD and its political partners (ALDE\/UDMR), have done almost nothing for most of the past year but struggle to change the rules of the Judiciary, in defiance to massive criticism that they subversively attempt to subdue it politically.<\/p>\n
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\nAt that time, more than half a million people took to the streets in Romania to protest against Iordache’s controversial ordinance that aimed at helping corrupt politicians escape justice by decriminalizing corruption offences, including official misconduct in cases where the financial damage was less than 200,000 lei ($50,000).<\/p>\n
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