Alexandru Bâlcu was sentenced to one year of suspended prison for sticking fascist symbols on a synagogue in Bucharest
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Alexandru Bâlcu, leader of the neolegionary organization Noua Dreaptă, has been sent to trial for affixing fascist symbols on the doors of a synagogue. The Sector 1 Court sentenced him to one year in prison with a suspended sentence, which can be appealed. Bâlcu was found guilty of offenses related to the dissemination of fascist symbols and was required to participate in a social reintegration program during the supervision period.
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