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Roma people: the return to France

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France became their Eldorado, their own country had nothing to offer them. Expelled from France, they went back to Romania. But no sooner had they arrived than their only wish was to return to France. From Bucharest to Blois, France 24 followed the return of a Roma family to France.

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Registration of the car

by Anonyme - 25/10/2010 - 16:13

Registration of Duduveicas' car is CC - this means the car is registered in Silistra, a Bulgarian town on Bulgarian-Romanian border. Why? If a Romanian citizen register a car in Bulgaria it is much cheaper for taxes, fees etc

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