Ion Iliescu has not been convicted in the Revolution and Mineriadei cases, sparking discontent among Romanians. Prosecutor Bogdan Pîrlog argues that although a deceased person cannot be held criminally liable, the investigation will continue. He emphasizes that the 30-year delay in solving these cases is a weakness of the state, not of the judiciary, and that previous actions have been affected by the country's political leadership.
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Procurorul Bogdan Pîrlog intervine tranșant: Nesoluționarea dosarelor Revoluției și Mineriadei e slăbiciunea statului, nu a justiției
Cum explică un procuror militar nesoluționarea dosarelor Revoluției din 1989 și Mineriadei din 1990 după 35 de ani
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