romania

For a harbinger of what's to come, look into what's happening in Romania with their Rosia Montana gold mine.

Others were back in Romania only briefly because they needed to take care of paperwork in Budapest.

If not for that element Romania would have a much better chance to keep its talent and to move ahead.

You should come work in Romania (where i am ) and see how it is.

Then, we would purchase large blocks of IPs (a couple of /20s a month) from Romania and Argentina.

However, I actually spent a month cycling around Romania in 2010 and never saw any crazy vans.

He would like his daughter in Romania to grow up well, so that she can go to college later and live in a nice house.

The median income in Romania is $400-$500 per month.

You will end up as Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria or Romania (last two will do probably better) so I don't think you will like it.

At the time, Romanian State workers had to also accept a pay cut of 30% of their salary Relevant: Romania does not use the Euro, so it can run its own monetary policy.

Your country doesn't have strategic position so I don't see a reason why would anyone move manufacturing to Greece instead of Poland or Romania or similar countries where it is much cheaper.

Yeah, Romanians do all kinds of stuff like everyone else, but none of that changes the fact that you're lucky if you're making 200-300 euros a month in Romania and that's simply not enough to live off of.

"A Hungarian police car stops the bus shortly before Budapest, and once again demands €200" and " Others were back in Romania only briefly because they needed to take care of paperwork in Bucharest."

This is just one part / one face of Romania, and unfortunately this is how Romanians are known..

Romania has had at least 5% of its population emigrate in the last few decades (13% population decline since 1990).

These vans are the most dangerous cars on long car trips to and from Romania.