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DNA chief prosecutor Marius Voineag warned that his institution's work in an election year may be controversial, but DNA will continue to fight corruption.

Adrian Rusu

26 February 2024, 11:39

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Voineag emphasized that DNA will maintain its determination to fight corruption, despite the risk that any action by prosecutors could be interpreted in the context of an election year. He also emphasized the importance of managerial politics and stressed the need to target cases of grand corruption.

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Marius Voineag, la bilanţul DNA pe 2023: Suntem conştienţi că în context electoral este riscul ca orice facem să stârnească controverse

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Marius Voineag, la bilanţul DNA pentru 2023: Suntem perfect conştienţi că avem un context electoral şi că există riscul ca orice facem să fie interpretat şi să stârnească controverse sau discuţii

Șeful DNA: "Suntem perfect conştienţi că există riscul ca orice facem să fie interpretat şi să stârnească controverse sau discuţii" fiind an electoral

Marius Voineag, șeful DNA: Suntem conștienți ca tot ce facem în contextul electoral din acest an poate fi interpretat

Marius Voineag, la prezentarea bilanţului DNA pe 2023: "Suntem conştienţi că avem un context şi există riscul ca orice facem să nască controverse"

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