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The Bucharest Court of Appeals ruled Friday that former leader of the Conservative Party Dan Voiculescu collaborated with the Secret Police (Securitate) during the communist regime.

Romanian NGOs “Pro Democratia” and the Press Monitoring Agency (AMP) filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court against the referendum held Sunday, November 22.

The Bucharest Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that Romanian politician Nati Meir is to remain in custody for 29 days under charges of forgery, possession and circulation of forged currency, upholding the previous ruling of the Bucharest Court.

The Bucharest Court of Appeals decided Wednesday night that former Interior Ministry secret service head Cornel Serban, head of operations with the ministry’s General Anticorruption Department Petre Pitcovici and businessman Gabriel Puiu Popoviciu will be tried at large but can’t leave the country.

The Bucharest Court of Appeals maintained the decision of a lower court which obligated the Romanian Intelligence Services to pay businessman Dinu Patriciu moral damages for illegal tapping.

The Bucharest Court of Appeals set the debate on the annulment and on the suspension of the Government Emergency Ordinance tripling the tax on used cars for January 20, after rejecting the request filed by non-government organization Civil Society Commissariat to solve the case sooner.

The government decision setting uninominal constituencies for Romania’s upcoming general election stays in effect, according to a ruling of the Bucharest Court of Appeals Thursday.