Demonstrations against corruption in Romania and the resignation of the Minister of Labour

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Resigned as minister of labor in Romania represents a test of the stability of the government, led by the left,

and took office a month ago after a 250-thousand people came out to protest against the decree can practically be granted an amnesty to dozens of officials accused of corruption.

And cause the government's decision, who was adopted in haste in late Althelathae- at Exit largest protests across the country since the fall of communism in 1989,

and handed over Justice Minister Roman, Florin to Ordaki, office of the deputy duties until the seventh of February, 

according to news agency quoted official news and Minister of Justice is the one who offers the decree sparked protests. The agency quoted an 

official at the Ministry of Justice as saying that Konstantin particularly the Deputy Minister of Justice will deal with "intensive activities required to adopt the 2017 budget."

Critics say the decision that acquitted a number of defendants with corruption this decision represents the biggest drop for anti-corruption reforms since Romania joined the European Union in 2007

He announced Florin Giannou, Minister of Labour, Commerce and projects, via Facebook intention to resign, and said that the decision

"is the right act morally is not to my integrity professional Vdmira comfortable in this regard, but for my baby."

He continued, "How can I raise my eyes in the eye and what I will tell him over the years? Are you going to say his father was

a coward and support acts that do not believe in, or he chose to move away from the story does not suit him?"

Prime Minister Sorim Jerindiano has shown no signs of abating but the deputy chairman of the ruling Social Democratic Party Mihai Krka urged the government on Thursday to withdraw the decree

President Klaus Johannes and raise a former leader of the liberal opposition party, center-right lawsuit against the decree to the Constitutional Court,

decided whether it will consider the case. It is scheduled that the decision to enter into force within a little over a week.

The government says that the decision and the draft law on amnesties for prisoners is necessary to ease overcrowding in prisons,

and to achieve consistency between the criminal law and the provisions of the Constitutional Court recently issued. Critics say 

he decision that it is designed specifically to hurt in favor of dozens of officials currently under investigation or

on trial on corruption charges; including the ruling party leader Livio Drajna. The government denies it.

He Prosecutors working in the fight against corruption, on Thursday, they received a complaint from the way the drafting of the decree and are investigating them.

And it achieves prosecutors currently more than two thousand the issue of the abuse of power in Romania.

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said he is watching developments in Romania "deep concern,"

and added that the war against corruption, there is a "need to push and not to cancel," and criticized the six Western 

countries, including Germany and the United States government because of the decision as well.