Sources: Ion Iliescu is said to have decided that his villa in Primăverii will be inherited by a former SPP officer, considered part of the family, after his death
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The villa in Primăverii, bought by Ion Iliescu in 1996 for 7,000 dollars, will be inherited by a former SPP officer, with whom the former president developed a close relationship. Iliescu and his wife Nina agreed years ago on this decision. It has also been speculated that Iliescu's fortune could also be inherited by Mihai Bujor Sion, a former tutor and mentor of Iliescu's who held important public positions.
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