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Romania: Three indicted over €3.5 million fraud involving 237 EU-funded agricultural projects - The independent public prosecution office of the EU

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Romania: Three indicted over €3.5 million fraud involving 237 EU-funded agricultural projects    The independent public prosecution office of the EU

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Romania: Three indicted over €3.5 million fraud involving 237 EU-funded agricultural projects - The independent public prosecution office of the EU
10/27/2026, 10:17:19 AM
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