The Attorney General's Office Accuses Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, of Disinformation.
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Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu said on Thursday, July 30, that she has been trying to talk to the Romanian Attorney General, Cristina Chiriac, about environmental crimes, but the latter did not receive it in the requested hearing. Later, the Attorney General's Office transmitted that there was no such request. The General Prosecutor's Office puts Diana Buzoianu at the corner of shame. From what started the dispute with Environment Minister:…
The Public Ministry came with an official reaction, after Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu, complained in an interview granted Freedom that her requests to meet with the representatives of the Public Prosecutor's Office remained unanswered. The Public Prosecutor's Office next to the High Court of Cassation and Justice shows that he communicated to the Minister the unwillingness to present himself at the date and time requested by the Minister…
After the Minister of the Environment revealed Wednesday, July 29, at the Freedom Interviews that "the Romanian Attorney General was shocked that he did not respond positively to his request to discuss directly, face-to-face, the high crime in the field, the Public Ministry said Thursday, July 30, that "to date, at the level of the [...]
Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu transmitted on Thursday, July 30, that he has been trying to discuss environmental crimes with Romania's Attorney General Cristina Chiriac for over a month, but she did not receive it in the requested hearing. Later, the Attorney General's Office gave an answer.
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