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The RACC™ is pleased to offer our members the Custom Member Services program. We offer a range of consulting, information gathering, market research, and business development services including: Assistance in collecting marketing or investment information in Romania Assistance in researching, identifying, and approaching possible partners or representatives Assistance to Romanian companies in identifying and approaching U.S. partners, importers, and investors Briefings to organizations on specific issues affecting commercial interests Arranging private meetings with key government and business leadership For further information on RACC™ Custom Member Services and other projects currently being administered, feel free to contact RACC™ Managing Director Jay McCrensky at (240) 235-6060 or email racc@racc.ro. Billing Rates In house Subcontractor Members $75/hour 80% of normal billable rate Non-Members $100/hour Normal billable rate.

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Jonathan Stillo, the TB expert quoted in The Sun: I feel terrible, the whole thing was completely taken out of context/ It's not OK that they turned a public health problem into this anti-Romanian message
On Wednesday, The Sun published an investigation saying that Romanians coming to the UK starting 2014, when the "doors will open" will infect the British with a deadly TB superbug. Jonathan Still, the TB expert quoted by the tabloid, explained in an interview for HotNews.ro that everything he said was taken out of context and that it is very "frustrating" and "not OK" that they turned a public health problem into an anti-Romanians thing, given that Romanians aren't the ones infecting everybody with TB.
- An American citizen, Stillo is a doctoral candidate in medical Anthropology at City University of New York Graduate Center (not a British researcher) and has been researching TB in Romania for the past 7 years. He says Romania is his second home.
Bucharest Tribunal decides sentenced ex-PM Adrian Nastase may leave on parole
The Bucharest Tribunal decided on Monday that former Romanian PM Adrian Nastase, who had been sentenced to two years in a corruption case, may leave on parole. The decision was taken by two judge votes against one. The former prime minister will be freed from Jilava penitentiary.
Romania's veterinary and food control authority in alert as horse meat labelled as beef was found at local vendor
Romania's national veterinary and foot control authority ANSVSA initiated a quick response alert on Wednesday after it found horse meat labelled as beef at a company in Ilfov county near Bucharest, a press release says. ANSVSA says the meat was aimed at local market distribution and no connection could be made with the EU-level horse meat situation. The head of ANSVSA also announced he informed the police about what he called a form of intimidation, by which the horse meat was linked to an abattoir owned by his father.
Romanian businessman, politician receives 3 year sentence with conditional suspension of execution
Romanian businessman and politician Gigi Becali received on Monday a 3-year sentence with conditional suspension of execution in a case in which he was charged with forcefully retaining several people involved in a car theft. Becali, best known as the man who controls Bucharest football club Steaua and as a former member of the European Parliament turned member of the Romanian Parliament - is not in Romania for the moment. He announced last weekend that he was in Dubai and would not return before the court sentence.
- Shortly after the reading of the sentence, Becali told Romanian news TV channel RTV by phone that he was resigning from the National Liberal Party and that "I have nothing to do in that country [Romania] anymore".
OPINION Hezbollah, a security threat to Europe
The conclusions of the official investigation of the Bulgarian Government into the 18 July 2012 Burgas bus bombing are clear: the terrorist organization Hezbollah was directly responsible. (...) Terrorism has no boundaries and the time has come for the European Union to recognize Hezbollah as a terrorist organization and place it on its official list of terrorist entities.

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April 20th 2011
Romania: Recent Developments