The Senate has adopted a bill that establishes October 29 as Queen Maria's Day, thus marking her contribution to national identity.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The bill adopted by the Senate proposes the establishment of October 29 as Queen Maria Day, highlighting its symbolic value in the history of Romania. This day will be marked annually through cultural and educational events, promoting the life lessons left by Queen Maria. Although the opinion of the Economic and Social Council was favorable, some parties criticized the initiative due to the costs in the context of the budget deficit. The project will be sent to the Chamber of Deputies for a final decision.
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