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ELI5 Why has the nightclub fire in Bucharest led to mass protests against corruption and the resignation of Romania's PM.
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This was just the straw that broke the camel's back. The fire killed 32 people and injured over 100 in a club that had no authorization from the city hall or the firefighters unit. The owners were conducting business "covered" by a declaration that they are responsible for conducting business in this old communist factory. This could have been done if they had bribed the local authorities. Romania's bureaucracy is very, very intricate and there is a strong propensity to evade the laws and regulations by bribing several officials. Romanians have had enough with bribing, corruption and abuse of power by the local and state officials. Now they finally realized that corruption kills. Previously to this gruesome accident, the  Romanian PM was involved in an aggressive borderline illegal govt take-over - 2012, a plagiarism scandal - 2012, a slew of outright lies, and a formal corruption accusation - 2014, 2015. Both local and central govts are accused constantly for decades now that they hire relatives and close friends, and keep the corruption circle going. On a side note, the mayor general of Bucharest was arrested last month while caught taking a 5000 euros bribe. The Romanian anti-corruption department - DNA - is decimating the corrupt political class. The Romanian citizens see that every day, every week, on and on, and want a whole new political class. Let me know if you'd like more. :)