Cristina Trailă Reached DNA Iasi, for the Fănel Bogos File: "They Didn't Call Me. I Asked to Come to the hearings."
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The businessman Fănel Bogos talks about the difficulties his company is facing and claims that the problems began several years ago. Among the situations complained of by him are administrative blockades, problems related to authorizations, reception of major constructions and financial losses.
Cristina Trăilă presented herself at DNA Iași to be heard in Fănel Bogos' file, stating that she personally requested to give statements. Article Cristina Trăilă, heard at DNA Iași's request, in the file that leads to Ilie Bolojan: "They did not call me. I asked to come to Romania TV first.
Cristina Trăilă is heard on Wednesday by the Iasi DNA prosecutors. Trăilă is prosecuted in the file of businessman Fănel Bogos of Vaslui, accused of DNA "calling on the networks of influence to change the DSVSA leadership of Vaslui. Upon arrival at the Iasi DNA headquarters, Trăilă told journalists that she asked to be heard. "No ...
Cristina Trăilă, former Deputy Secretary General of the Government, arrived on Wednesday morning at the headquarters of the National Directorate of Anti-Corruption Iasi. She told journalists she asked to be heard.
Former Deputy Secretary General of the Government, Cristina Trăilă, remains under investigation by Iasi DNA prosecutors for complicity in using influence in the Fănel Bogos businessman's file.
Cristina Trăilă, former Deputy Secretary General of the Government, said on Wednesday, at the exit of DNA Iași, after about five hours of hearings, that the accusation brought to him in the businessman's file Fănel Bogos has nothing to do with Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and that his name did not appear in the statements given to prosecutors.
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