Romanian of protesters jumps from Chamber balcony

BUCHAREST - Romanian Government survived a motion of censure in the Parliament Thursday in a session, which overshadowed by a man apparently thrown balcony, are from the Chamber's in protest at Government budget cuts that affected his family had.

The man suffered facial wounds, but his injuries were not life-threatening. A dull sound echoing in the Chamber after the man, Adrian Sobaru - identified by the country's public television station as one of its engineers - jumped from a height of 23 metres.

Defeating the benches shortly after Prime Minister Emil BOC welcomes lawmakers. Nobody was hurt.

Associated press Adrian Sobaru, electrician in the national TV station solves even from the balcony in the Romanian Parliament, Thursday, against the a no confidence vote. Sobaru suffered fractures and the face and other life-threatening injuries, a hospital official said.

Mr BOC looked frightened and crashed about Mr Sobaru, along with other legislators, before speaker Mircea Geoana briefly moved the session.

Mr BOC called the incident "a tragedy that shocked me," and appealed for peace "in these difficult times."

Romania is in recession, and reduced the Government recently wages in the public sector by a quarter. Sales tax by 19% to 24%, increased as the Government worked the deficit under control keep in 2010. The economy is expected to 2% this year after a 7.1% drop in 2009. The cuts have angered many Romanians.

The session continued without opposition lawmakers, who out gone, if your request again motion plan not been approved. The opposition to the Government to overturn 236 votes required — she survived because no single voice of the movement was transformed.

Mr Sobaru show photos standing on a balcony above where legislators sat before he jumped. A handful of lawmakers observed fall it. The pictures show Mr Sobaru wearing a white T-Shirt with the words "You have pierced us." You have killed our children's future. Freedom, "a reference to the policy of the Government."

The first line was a reference to President Traian Basescu that win presidential elections on the race in 2009, said "I have pierced you", with one line from a Romanian film known.

New organisations cited colleagues than say, Mr Sobaru of a disabled child had its Vorteile would be cut. The public television broadcaster TVR said he jumped "for personal reasons," adding that the station had given him support for"health problems" he had in his family

As emergency medical workers out took him on a stretcher, Mr Sobaru "Freedom!" shouted - screams echo of the 1989 fall of communism in the more than 1,300 people died. Romanians are at the 21st anniversary of the uprising in memory where authorities shot unarmed protesters.

Mr Sobaru face wounds and other life-threatening injuries suffered said Catalin Carstoiu, Manager at the University Hospital. He surgery and psychological counseling undergo, said Mr Carstoiu.

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