Thursday, May 4, 2017
Romania withdraws amendment pardoning corrupt officials | Romania News
A Romanian Senate committee has caved under public pressure and cancelled proposed legislation aimed at pardoning officials convicted of corruption. The amendment was designed to allow convicted government officials to walk free or have their jail sentences significantly reduced. About 2,000 people demonstrated in Bucharest, the capital, and other cities on Wednesday after the Senate committee 
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