CNSAS publică documente despre Canalul Dunăre-București. Ce raporta Securitatea despre lipsa mâncării și a muncitorilor de pe șantier

The CNSAS reports reveal the harsh realities of the Danube-Bucharest Canal project, contrasting the grand image promoted by Ceaușescu's regime. The project faced severe shortages of personnel, fuel, and equipment, with workers enduring poor living conditions and inadequate food. Although the canal was presented as a major achievement of the communist era, its origins date back to proposals from the 19th century. Ceaușescu's decision to proceed with the most expensive construction option led to significant challenges, including a lack of workers and resources. Reports from 1988 and 1989 highlight ongoing issues, including worker dissatisfaction and abandonment of the site.