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Former minister Elena Udrea has left the penitentiary, expressing her joy that "the ordeal is over" and her wish to remain in Romania for her daughter.

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Elena Udrea has been released from Târgșor Penitentiary, where she spent three years and four months, and said she wants to raise her daughter in Romania with her friends. Although she has no plans to return to politics, she joked that she might be tempted by the current political situation. Udrea thanked her legal team and emphasized the difficulties of life in prison, noting that her daughter visited her frequently.

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