One newspaper reveals interesting connections with politicians in the case involving CNSLR Fratia union leader Marius Petcu, investigated for bribe taking by anti-graft prosecutors. Hungary will support Romania’s adhesion to Schengen. Seven Brits own the biggest oxen farm in Romania and produce mozzarella cheese. Romania’s Spring Tourism Fair offer up to 20% discount on holiday bookings. Romanian movie When I want to whistle, I whistle won the Gopo award for best movie. Romanians can enjoy eco-tourism in the Macin Mountains South East Romania, where the EU offered a financing of over 4 million euro for the conservation of species and habitats.

Romania libera reveals some interesting connections between CNSLR Fratia union leader Marius Petcu, currently investigated by anti graft prosecutors for bribe taking and politicians. Former PSD Transports minister Miron Mitrea is Petcu’s godfather. The companies of billionaire Dumitru Bucsaru made profitable business with the ministry lead by Mitrea. The husband of the judge who recently released Petcu was employed by Bucsaru’s daughters.

After being caught red handed taking bribe, Petcu was released by the judge who ruled that he can be freed. It is already known that Petcu had important ties with the Social Democrats. Anti graft prosecutors claim that Petcu received monthly 20,000 euro from businessman Scrieciu who at his turn received more contracts from the union.

Evenimentul Zilei quotes Hungary’s Foreign Affairs minister Maronyi Janos who said that his country will support Romania and Bulgaria to join Schengen. He declared that Romania’s adhesion to Schengen is an advantage for the Hungarians. He said Hungary will do whatever it can to facilitate Romania’s adhesion to Schengen.

Romania libera reads about seven British investors who decided to make Italian mozzarella cheese i