Radu Oprea announced the eviction of a building occupied by companies for 18 years without rent, stressing that the Ministry of Economy has not acted for legalization.
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Radu Oprea, former Minister of Economy, has published an eviction notice for a building in Bucharest occupied by firms for 18 years without the ministry collecting rent. The current minister, Radu Miruță, said he discovered this alarming situation and cited the lack of steps to legalize the occupation of the building. Oprea emphasized in a document that things are not quite as Miruță claims.
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