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	romemil
		The sea change is moulded in the form of the victorious new President of Romania, Emil Constantinescu, sweeping to power with 54.41 per cent of the vote, almost ten per cent ahead of Ion Iliescu, who had led the country since the fall of the dictator, Nicolae Ceaucescu seven years ago.
		Constantinescu, the man elected to take Romania into the new century, said the country was entering a decisive period, focused principally on its future role in NATO and the European Union.
		Constantinescu is also getting rid of his range of expensive limousines, demanding more practical cars, and plans to get out and about, walking among his people, moving freely on the streets.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/harvey_morris/romemil.htm (618 words)

	East European Constitutional Review
		In 1996, Constantinescu conducted an aggressive campaign against Iliescu, criticizing the absence of crucial economic reforms, endemic corruption, the lack of transparency—particularly with regard to the revolution of 1989—and the reluctance to deal with such issues as property restitution and citizens’ access to secret-police files.
		Constantinescu won the 1996 election primarily because of mass discontent with PSDR’s failure to generate an economic recovery and because of the widespread perception that the so-called democratic opposition had the political will and competence to engage in serious reform.
		Constantinescu did not seem to realize that he was brought to power not because of his personal charisma or past merits but rather as an expression of discontent with the ineffectiveness and political scandals of the preceding Iliescu governments.
	www.law.nyu.edu /eecr/vol10num1/features/romaniafirstpostcomdecade.html (4646 words)

	humanity.org - journal - bio_constantinescu
		Tutored in politics by Corneliu Coposu, one of Romania's most famous dissidents, Emil Constantinescu now faces the challenge of resuscitating a country emerging from thirty years of Communist control.
		Emil is known for his intellect and open-mindedness.
		President Constantinescu is also a distinguished professor of Geology and holds a law degree.
	www.humanity.org /journal/contributors/bios/bio_constantinescu.php (164 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Emil Constantinescu
		Constantinescu was sworn in as president on 29 November and appointed Victor Ciorbea, the mayor of Bucharest, as Prime Minister of Romania.
		Constantinescu were welcomed with the traditional bread and salt, "Bine ati Venit", and a song of welcome.
		Emil Constantinescu, MSA fellow, was elected as President of Romania.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=556645 (862 words)

	Central Europe Review - Dirty election campaigning
		He remained in office for a second term and was finally defeated in 1996 by Emil Constantinescu.
		The origins of the alleged plan and Emil Constantinescu's reaction emphasises the illegitimacy of the programme.
		The initial response of the Securitate to Point Eight was one of fear, but the failure of economic reforms and Constantinescu's inability to prevent Securitate regrouping have brought their original structures to the surface.
	www.ce-review.org /00/9/lovatt9.html (974 words)

	Romania - History - Modern - 20th Century - 1996 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Democratic Convention of Romania (CDR), led by Emil Constantinescu consisted of a coalition of 15 smaller parties.
		Emil Constantinescu was born 19 November 1939 in Tighina, which is currently in the Republic of Moldova.
		Constantinescu's victory was hailed both in Romania and in the West as a historic turning point.
	www.romerica.com /rom/hist_ad1900_90_06.htm (1730 words)

	The Militant - 2/8/99 -- Miners In Romania Battle Police To Win Wage Raise And Stop Pit Closures
		President Emil Constantinescu called an emergency session of parliament and threatened to use the army against the strikers.
		Constantinescu had previously proclaimed he would never meet with the head of the miners' union, Miron Cozma, who he termed a "criminal." But on January 21 Constantinescu sent a delegation to try to negotiate.
		A two-mile-long army convoy of tanks and other armored vehicles was reported moving toward Pitesti, about 75 miles from the capital, the next day, and Constantinescu blustered that he would declare a state of emergency if the miners did not go home.
	www.themilitant.com /1999/635/635_8.html (1193 words)

	Stiri-Revista presei-Emils list 1764-Editia Speciala (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ex president of Romania Emil Constantinescu sent solicitation to CNSAS (the National Council for Research on the Archive of the Communist Secret Service), requesting the latter institution to reopen investigation on Basescu's collaboration with the Communist Secret Service.
		Constantinescu mentioned he wasn't accusing the Romanian president of having cooperated with the political police, in the sense the law had it.
		Constantinescu claims the dictator was shot to death before the currency reached his accounts.
	www.editiaspeciala.com /stiri/2005-12-14/Emils-list-1764.asp (424 words)

	RADOR: News from Romania, 00-07-18
		The anti-communist coalition under the leadership of Emil Constantinescu that has been ruling for four years now has lost credibility due to unpopular measures adopted with the aim of reforming economy.
		The President of Romania, Emil Constantinescu will meet with the presidents of the United States of Mexico and of Brazil, with businessmen and with top officials of the two countries.
		The President of Romania, Emil Constantinescu chairs the special session of the Cabinet devoted to the first correction of the budget this year and the analysis of the dossiers of adherence to the European Union.
	www.hri.org /news/balkans/rador/2000/00-07-18.rador.html (953 words)

	Emil Constantinescu, Former President of Romania (1996-2000)
		On 17th of November, Emil Constantinescu is elected, by direct vote, the President of Romania, for a mandate of four years.
		On the international level, he is committed to: the integration of Romania into the European Union and NATO structures; to the strengthening of bi-lateral links with other countries as well as to the implementation of tri-lateral political and economic agreements among states.
		Therefore, in September 1999, Emil Constantinescu organizes a round table with all the political forces from Romania.
	romania-on-line.net /whoswho/ConstantinescuEmil.htm (1042 words)

	Emil Constantinescu - Wikipedia
		Emil Constantinescu (19 noiembrie, 1939 - Tighina, acum în Republica Moldova) este un politician si om de stiinta român.
		Constantinescu a fost preşedinte al României între 1996 şi 2000, şi este din 1966 cadru didactic al Facultăţii de Geologie a Universităţii din Bucureşti (actualmente profesor).
		Emil Constantinescu s-a născut la Tighina (astăzi în Republica Moldova), ca fiu al unui inginer agronom originar din partea de sud a României.
	ro.wikipedia.org /wiki/Emil_Constantinescu (298 words)

	RADOR: News from Romania, 98-01-26
		Emil Constantinescu will visit areas with a RomaniSn population in the neighbouring country and will inaugurate in Seged Romania's General Consulate.
		Emil Constantinescu said that there was geo-political stability in Central and Eastern Europe but that this stability could be undermined by two perils: the revival of national-communism and the proliferation of the organized crime network.
		As to the political disputtes in Bucharest, Emil Constantinescu said that one could not talk about a political crisis in Bucharest, nor about a conflict between reformists and anti-reformists, but between certain political forces that want to implement the economic reform fast and others who want to implement it very fast.
	www.hri.org /cgi-bin/brief?/news/balkans/rador/1998/98-01-26.rador.html (994 words)

	News
		Constantinescu said that the government must reveal the truth about the deaths of 1,500 who demonstrated against the Communists during that period.
		For many opposition supporters Constantinescu's victory was a triumphant finale to the 1989 revolution which they believe was hijacked and undermined by Iliescu's ex-communist backers.
		Constantinescu's triumph ends seven years of rule by ex-communists in the only Eastern European country not to have elected opposition forces in the modern era.
	www.christusrex.org /www2/news-old/11-96/ew11-18-96.html (2626 words)

	The Militant - 12/16/96 -- In Brief
		The bosses are attempting to cut their labor costs, but the metalworkers union has not budged from its position of maintaining sick pay at 100 percent of normal wages.
		Newly sworn in Romanian president Emil Constantinescu, promised to accelerate moves toward a free market economy.
		Constantinescu's party, the Democratic Convention will set up the new government together with the Union of Social Democracy.
	www.themilitant.com /1996/6045/6045_8.html (1067 words)

	Press Communique 98/07: Visit of the President of Romania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Emil Constantinescu, President of Romania, was received today by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Peace Palace in The Hague, seat of the Court.
		Nadia Constantinescu, and a high-level retinue consisting of inter alia H.E. Mr.
		In that connection, he stressed that his country, by concluding bilateral treaties with Ukraine and Hungary and by participating in the creation of Euro-regions, had become a "factor of regional stability in an area where there is still a danger of fresh conflicts arising".
	www.icj-cij.org /icjwww/ipresscom/iPress1998/ipr9807.htm (1640 words)

	News from the USIA Washington File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Following is the text of the statement: (Begin text) U.S. July 15, 1998 STATEMENT BY JAMES P. Romanian President Emil Constantinescu arrived in Washington yesterday to begin an eight~-day official visit to the United States, which will also include stops in San Francisco and Chicago.
		He is accompanied by his wife, Nadia Constantinescu, the Foreign, Defense, Finance, Transportation, Privatization, and Research Ministers, senators, members of parliament, and other high-level officials.
		While in Washington, President Constantinescu will also have the opportunity to speak with congressional leaders, the Attorney General, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Acting Secretary of Energy.
	www.fas.org /man/nato/national/98071507_wpo.html (422 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Constantinescu was on a two-day visit to the Czech Republic and met President Vaclav Havel and Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus.
		Five million Romanians vote for Constantinescu in second round of presidential elections, but he loses the election to President Ion Iliescu.
		After a second round of voting, Emil Constantinescu is elected president of Romania, defeating Ion Iliescu.
	www.rferl.org /specials/visits/constantinescu (545 words)

	Constantinescu Emil - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Constantinescu Emil - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Constantinescu, Emil (1939-), Romanian politician, President of Romania (1996-2000).
		Born in Bendery in modern-day Moldova, he graduated from the...
	au.encarta.msn.com /Constantinescu_Emil.html (95 words)

	President Emil Constantinescu requests national consensus to solve the crisis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		President Constantinescu said he would endorse these requests and that national consensus was needed to solve the current crisis.
		The owners' associations asked for a Government programme to create a 2% increase of the GDP this year, This programme would have to aim at reducing fiscality, hastening privatisation and the restructuring of money-losing state companies.
		On Saturday, Constantinescu met with representatives of NGOs whom he asked to get more involved in communicating reform measures to the people.
	www.aoar.ro /pozitii/4/e1.htm (402 words)

	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans! Penny Post 05 31 05
		The former President of Romania, Emil Constantinescu, is a handsome and melancholy man who lives obsessed by his legacy and by the malevolence of his enemies.
		He was the first non-Communist leader elected after the military coup of 1989 that brought to power, like elsewhere in Russia and Eastern Europe, an ambitious gang of thieves determined to carve between them the corpses of their socialist economies, to get rich quick, and to 'join' the world economic system.
		They succeeded very well, but they made mistakes in the process, one of which allowed Constantinescu, a geology professor, to ride a wave of popular discontent to the highest office in the land.
	www.bestofneworleans.com /dispatch/2005-05-31/penny.html (347 words)

	Homepage
		[bib] Emil M. Constantinescu and Adrian Sandu, "Multirate timestepping methods for hyperbolic conservation laws", Submitted to SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, 2006.
		[bib] Emil M. Constantinescu, Tianfeng Chai, Adrian Sandu and Gregory R. Carmichael, "Autoregressive models of background errors for chemical data assimilation", Submitted to Journal of Geophysical Research, 2006.
		[bib] Emil M. Constantinescu, Adrian Sandu, Tianfeng Chai and Gregory R. Carmichael, "Assessment of ensemble-based chemical data assimilation in an idealized setting", To appear in Atmospheric Environment, 2006.
	people.cs.vt.edu /~emconsta/homepage.php (306 words)

	FORUM-discutii,afaceri,emigrare,matrimoniale: INTERVIU INCENDIAR CU EMIL CONSTANTINESCU
		Sa-i fie rusine lui emil ca vine sa vorbeasca acum si nu a facut nimic cind a avut puterea in mina.
		Emil cel cu barba de tzap este un dezorientat,nehotarat; el s-a pomenit de odata prea sus; propulsat pentru ca noi doream schimbarea si apoi a urmat schimbarea schimbarii.
		Emil Constantinescu, figura trista a istoriei recente, ori face jocul celor de-l controleaza, ori arunca un strigat in calea uitarii.
	www.romanian-portal.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2928&get=last (5399 words)

	Central Europe Review - Romanian News Review
		The idea is to demolish the government's monetary program." (Agence France Presse - 31 May 2000) Reports in Mediafax on 31 May indicated that the BCR had returned to normal and many of their customers realised that they had been the deceived by a campaign designed to affect the stability of Romania's economy.
		President Constantinescu has already called for the suspension of CNVM while investigations into its role in the FNI collapse take place.
		Ion Iliescu, the leader of PDSR, is in front in the presidential contest with 51 percent preferring his candidature, while Emil Constantinescu is in second place with 19 percent.
	www.ce-review.org /00/22/romanianews22.html (1184 words)

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		Constantinescu has absolved a minute number of Anti-Communist political prisoners, the number is still so insignificant compared to the overwhelming masses of citizens abused by the Communist and Neo-Communist regimes who are still waiting for justice.
		Constantinescu's three years tenure in office, our homes have been illegally sold to the present occupants in the former Communist nomenclature.
		Emil Constantinescu who condones injustice at the expense of his powerless and still suffering citizens, your prestigious organization lowers its standard and recognition.
	www.romhome.org /archive/Felicia.html (1624 words)

	USAID Speech: Town Hall Meeting, Bucharest, Romania, 10/28/97
		During my last visit I had the opportunity to meet with Emil Constantinescu who was a professor at that time.
		I remember thinking, and hoping, that Professor Constantinescu might be able to play a major role in Romania's future.
		And while I am a strong supporter of education in all of its facets, I think we are all fortunate that President Constantinescu decided to lay aside the academic life to become engaged in the democratic struggle.
	www.usaid.gov /press/spe_test/speeches/1997/spch552.htm (1570 words)

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