Romania has lost a court case against Austria's OMV group, with €47 million to be paid, and criticism targets the competence of the current government
Liviu Brăteanu
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Romania has been condemned in an international lawsuit with the Austrian group OMV and ordered to pay €47 million. The PSD-PNL-UDMR government has been sharply criticized for incompetence in handling the situation. Energy minister Sebastian Burduja and prime minister Marcel Ciolacu are targeted by calls for them to personally bear this considerable sum, as Ciolacu boasts of his government's achievements.
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Sebastian Burduja trebuie să plătească din propriul buzunar 47 de milioane de euro către OMV după ce statul român a pierdut un proces cu austriecii
Austriecii de la OMV au câștigat definitiv un proces de arbitraj cu Guvernul României și au mai intentat unul. Au de primit 47 de milioane de euro și mai cer 50 de milioane
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