
In the last 24 hours, the Romanian online press has been dominated by social and social events (Kira Hagi's wedding, student protests against the cut of scholarships), political and administrative issues (the reorganization of the PNL under the leadership of Ilie Bolojan, the delay of the works at the Praid Salt Mine), various events with public impact (the case of the taxi driver who cheated a Nobel laureate tourist).
Event - Kira Hagi's wedding
The marriage of Gheorghe Hagi's daughter Kira Hagi to Thomas Ferfelis has generated media interest. The focus was on the scale of the event (over 1000 guests), the participation of public figures such as Gigi Becali and the emotional involvement of the bride's father. (Libertatea, Adevarul, GSP)
Elena Udrea's medical situation
The health condition of former minister Elena Udrea has been a topic of interest, marked by reports of emergency surgery followed by hospitalization in intensive care. The press emphasized the seriousness of the situation and reported chronologically the hospitalization, the intervention and the medical prognosis. (Digi24, HotNews.ro, Agerpres)
The case of the taxi driver who cheated a tourist
The subject has attracted media attention, being treated as a negative image incident for the capital. It concerns the overcharging of a Nigerian tourist, a Nobel laureate, who was charged almost €400 by a taxi driver for a ride from Otopeni. The taxi driver was detained by police. (Adevarul, HotNews.ro, Digi24)
Controversies in the PNL and internal reform
The internal reorganization of the National Liberal Party has been reflected in the media, with a focus on the elimination of women and young people from the decision-making process. The press reported on internal criticism, proposed changes in the party's statutes and the rise of Ilie Bolojan as a key reform figure. (Adevarul, Digi24, HotNews.ro)
The situation of the Praid Salt Works
The Minister of Economy has publicly admitted that urgent works at the Praid Salt Works will not be completed on schedule, blaming wrong administrative decisions. The joint visit by the economy and environment ministers was presented as a gesture of political assumption, but also as a warning about state responsibility. (G4Media.ro, Digi24, HotNews.ro)
Protests over student grants
The reduction of scholarships for pupils and students has sparked public reactions, materialized in protests in Victory Square. The media covered both the indignation of pupils and students and the government's explanations and intentions regarding budget savings (HotNews.ro, Libertatea, spotmedia.ro)
Top entities frequently mentioned in the news:
- Kira Hagi/ Gheorghe Hagi
- Elena Udrea
- Ilie Bolojan
- Salina Praid
- Education grants