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Romanians believe corruption has increased after the EU accession An Insomar opinion poll shows that the Romanians do not trust Parliament. Police is perceived as the most corrupt public institution. published in issue 4060 page 1 at 2007-11-12 Most of the Romanians consider that the level of corruption has increased after the accession of the country to the European Union, according to an opinion poll carried out by Insomar. 83 per cent of the Romanians estimate that corruption has increased or remained at the same level after the accession of the country to EU, while referring to the institutions with the most numerous corrupts, most of the subject pointed in a proportion of 64 per cent to the Traffic Police, followed by the Border Police and the Police Inspectorate. In exchange, the institutions perceived as being the least corrupt are the People Recording Service and the Gendarmerie. In the case of the General Anticorruption Division (DGA) of the Home Affairs Ministry, 41 per cent of the Romanians estimate that there is a high degree of corruption at the level of the institution, although its goal is to prevent and combat corruption in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Administrative Reform (MIRA). Thus, one third of the subjects say that they are aware of corruption deeds perpetrated by MIRA employees, while 41 per cent of the respondents declared that they have offered "small attentions" to some employees of the state institutions. The survey also shows that the best known are the institutions of the public local administration, President and Parliament, and the least known are the Ombudsman and DGA. The institution perceived as serving to the highest degree the interests of the citizens are the President with over 50 per cent, while perceived as serving to the last extent the interests of the citizens is Parliament. But half of the subjects consider that these institutions serve to a small and very small extent the interests of the citizens. Two thirds of the population (66 per cent) considers that an ordinary man cannot be successful without being corrupt. by Dana Fagarasanu <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (C) 2000-2007 Nine o'Clock ---------------------------- Vali "Noble blood is an accident of fortune; noble actions are the chief mark of greatness." (Carlo Goldoni) "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." (Jimi Hendrix) Aboneaza-te la <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ngo_list> ngo_list: o alternativa moderata (un pic) la [ngolist] Please consider the environment - do you really need to print this email?
