Although it has been almost 25 years since Romania is a democratic country, both the West and its people still consider it, in many respects, a communist country. The main arguments revolves around how shallow the government is and how poorly the country is growing socio-culturally. Romania is a country that internationally is known for Dracula, Transylvania and the fact that Bucharest was famous for being "the little Paris." Politically, Romania's image is damaged. Why? The author of this volume makes a radiography of the government of the last twenty years, identifying the problems, but also offering solutions that Romania could become a model for Europe. He speaks the truth about why this country is as it is today.