The biggest ten investment projects that would restart Romania’s local economy are doable without spending the state’s budget and will generate budget revenues worth 8.9 billion euro and almost half a million working places in the next five years. Bucharest citizens are called at a referendum on June 19 to decide the administration’s organization. Another newspaper reads about the stakes of the referendum. A citizen teaches the government a lesson: he received 15,000 euro from three EU member states to signal with informative tags the most important historical monuments in Bucharest, including the government’s headquarters.

Gandul reads about the ten biggest infrastructure projects with which foreign investors in Romania might relaunch local economy without spending the budget’s money. The projects, according to the Foreign Investors Council, will generate budget revenues of 8.9 billion euro and almost half a million of new jobs in five years. The newspaper reads that this is not about ideal projects, as a part of them have already started.

By 2015, the state should allocate 11.9 billion euro to implement all these projects. The sum is half of the total investments, estimated at 23 billion euro. The other half will be financed either from EU funds, or from private funds, private-public partnerships or European Bank for Investments financing.

Projects include infrastructure sectors in transports, energy and agriculture and the organization of an important sports event.

Evenimentul Zilei reads about the referendum organized in Bucharest on June 19 where citizens are called to decide how the capital city will be governed for the next years. Citizens will have to answer to 7 questions related to the re-organization of the local administration and the development of the city.

Over 1.7 million citizens in Buchares