Romania

Mara is derived from Maria.

Depends which country you are flying out of but generally not, these are on a record for when your passport goes through customs before you fly

Ursus arctos See also: http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urs_brun

Romania is a Limited government. They elect there own president.

Romania is an underdeveloped country but not a poor country.

it is 15 and for crime responsibility it is 14

1. Mia .... female diminutive from Maria

2. mia .... a declining form of mie (thousand)

3. mi-a.... from mie [as pronoun] =me

They were in Romania for help; now we have not members of the Peace Corps.

Unfortunately Romania is invaded now by strange and ridiculous sectarians (Mormons, Yechowists, Adventists, Pentecostals etc.) from the United States; they are not liked by the Romanian people (with a much older religion and more serious than theirs), and all wish to no longer see here these annoying people.

Romania.
Ceausescu was the dictator who ruled Romania.

All persons with Romanian citizenship, which it reached 18 years. Exceptions are extremely rare: some convictions, diseases that destroy the power of discernement, etc. But Romanians don't believe in elections; the presence to the polls is usually

35 %.

The Carpathians occupy about 30%, the sub-carpathian hills and Transylvania plateau another 30%

To be able to vote in Romania you need to be a citizen of 18 years old, according to the Romanian Constitution, article 16. However, there are some exceptions: non compos mentis and some convicted persons can't vote.

Tudor Musatescu (1903-1980)

The address is:
Strada Dinu Vintila nr. 11, et. 13,
Cod postal 021101,
Sector 2,
Bucuresti
Telefon: 40213118555
Telefax: 40213118558

Republic of Moldova

Yes, people watch TV in Romania. And they watch it all the time.

The Romanian equivalent of best wishes at wedding anniversary is felicitări şi urări de bine cu ocazia aniversării căsătoriei.

Honolulu - Bucharest: ca. 15 600km (straight line, to the west)

2006, millions euro

Canadian imports from Romania: 60

Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Moldova

The highest peak in Romania is Moldoveanu - 2.544 m (in the Făgăraş Mountains in the Southern Carpathians).

I dont know what an E card is. And it is not clear what you want to do now: leaving Romania or Belgium? What do you want to proof?

But you will not be able to enter Belgium or any other Shengen country if you have not a valid passport. So I think the answer to your question is no.

Romania is not in any country. Romania is itself a country. It is in the continent of Europe.