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Bucharest graffiti: Pro-government oligarchs pull the strings in prominent TV channels and newspapers (Photo: Valentina Pop)

Romanian journalists challenge EU opinion on media freedom

The European Commission last week said Romanian media have made a “step forward,” but leading journalists disagree.

Media freedom is not something which Brussels normally looks at in its so-called Co-operation and Verification Mechanism (CVM), which tends to focus on judicial reforms and the fight against corruption.

But, given that judges and prosecutors in high-level cases, as well as their families, have faced co-ordinated press attacks, not to mention death threats, the issu...

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Bucharest graffiti: Pro-government oligarchs pull the strings in prominent TV channels and newspapers (Photo: Valentina Pop)

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