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20 July 20:51

More than 80 former and current magistrates, lawyers and notaries live in service apartments of the Ministry of Justice, paying modest rents between 60 and 197 lei.

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The Ministry of Justice provides service housing for more than 80 magistrates, lawyers and notaries who pay very low rents. Of these, 36 are special pensioners, some of whom keep their housing even after leaving the system. A recent law bans the maintenance of service housing after retirement but does not affect active contracts. The ministry has not released the names of the tenants, but sources have identified several, including judges and former magistrates. The ministry also settles open-market housing rents for its employees.

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Zeci de magistraţi stau în locuinţe de serviciu ale Ministerului Justiţiei cu chirie între 60 şi 197 de lei. 36 au pensii speciale
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Zeci de magistraţi stau în locuinţe de serviciu ale Ministerului Justiţiei şi plătesc chirie între 60 şi 197 de lei în centrul Capitalei / Printre ei, foşti şefi ai instanţei supreme / 36 dintre ei sunt pensionari, având pensii speciale
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Chiriașii speciali ai Justiției. Zeci de magistrați, unii pensionari, plătesc chirie între 60 și 197 de lei în centrul Capitalei (anchetă Europa Liberă)
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Zeci de magistrați, unii pensionari, plătesc chirie între 60 și 197 de lei în locuințe din centrul Capitalei puse la dispoziție de Ministerul Justiției
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'Ajutor social' pentru nume grele din Justiție: Pensionari de lux cu chirii de 60 de lei pentru imobile din centru Bucureștiului
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Europa Liberă: Zeci de magistrați au locuințe de serviciu și plătesc chirie de 60 - 197 lei în centrul Capitalei. Printre ei, și pensionari "speciali"
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Pensionarii speciali ai Justiției stau în locuințe de serviciu ale Ministerului, în centrul Capitalei. Chiriile "nesimțite" plătite de foști sau actuali magistrați
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Magistrații care stau în locuințe de serviciu cu chirie de 60 de lei pe lună. Zeci dintre aceștia au pensii speciale

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