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Romania: Thriving cities, rural poverty, and a trust deficit

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Yeon Soo Kim

A man rides a bicycle along an empty road in Aninoasa, 330 km (202 miles) west of Bucharest July 31, 2013. If joining the European Union was supposed to lift Romania out of poverty, in Aninoasa, a town of 4,800 people in the mountainous Jiu Valley region, it has yet to work. Six years after Romania's accession to the EU, not only is Aninoasa still poor - it has also become the first town in Romania to file for insolvency. Picture taken July 31, 2013. REUTERS/Bogdan Cristel (ROMANIA - Tags: SOCIETY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT POVERTY) ATTENTION EDITORS: PICTURE 21 OF 23 FOR PACKAGE 'ROMANIA'S BANKRUPT TOWN'. SEARCH 'ANINOASA' FOR ALL IMAGES - GM1E98V1AG501

Romania: Thriving cities, rural poverty, and a trust deficit

Donato De Rosa and Yeon Soo Kim

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

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