Romanian justice minister and anti-corruption campaigner Monica Macovei has warned in an interview with EUobserver that now that Romania is a member of the EU, Bucharest's clampdown on corruption will slow down, saying her own prime minister "shows the wish of non-involvement."
Just days after Romania became an EU member on 1 January, Ms Macovei has said that political support for reforms is visibly waning, with the parliament and judges all appearing unwilling to reform further, despi...
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