In Bucharest, a 14-Year-Old Moldovan Wanted to Take over the Thermal Power Stations
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A businessman from the Republic of Moldova, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison and has been internationally wanted since 2012, changed his name in Romania and tried to take over several strategic energy plants in the neighbouring country. It is about Anatolie Tripăduș, 69 years old, who made promises of investments of hundreds of millions of euros and participated in a reception organized by the Russian Embassy in Bucharest. The information…
In Romania, Anatolie Tripăduș, a 69-year-old Moldovan businessman sentenced to 16 years in prison in Chisinau and searched through Interpol since 2012, lives under another name and tried to take over strategic energy companies, shows a Moldovan RISE investigation by TVR Moldova.
An investigation Rise Project reveals the story of Anatolie Tripăduș, a 69-year-old Moldovan businessman, wanted by Interpol for 14 years. Definitively sentenced in the Republic of Moldova to 16 years in prison for scams, delapidations and money laundering, he managed to lose his track and establish himself at [...] Article RISE PROJECT ☆ Moldovan citizen, sentenced to 16 years in prison and sought by Interpol for 14 years, hides in Bucharest an…
Searched through the Interpol network for 14 years, a Moldovan businessman started hunting strategic companies in Romania. Journalists from Moldova RISE found him in Bucharest with another identity. He made promises of investments of hundreds of millions of euros in the takeover offers of thermoelectric power stations (Mintia, Galatí and Arad), controlled by the Romanian state at that time. He claims that he is now running partnerships with Russ…
According to a journalistic survey carried out by the riseproject, Anatolie Tripăduș, a Moldovan citizen pursued by Interpol for the execution of a 16-year prison sentence, assumed a new identity in Bucharest. He submitted substantial offers for the takeover of strategic thermoelectric power stations in Romania and announced plans for an industrial complex in the Giurgiu Free Zone.
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