Marcel Ciolacu, on his answers in the Nordis scandal: "Maybe I wasn't very inspired, I was always in a hurry, but the truth is this: I never went anywhere on vacation on other people's money."
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Ciolacu explained that he reacted like a politician under pressure, always being in a hurry because of foreign travel. He emphasized that he always pays for his trips out of his personal money and accused political competitors of attacking his family. He also mentioned that he has all the bills and receipts to prove his innocence.
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Ciolacu, despre răspunsurile contradictorii date în scandalul Nordis: "Poate nu am fost foarte inspirat, eram tot timpul în grabă"
Ciolacu, despre răspunsurile date în scandalul Nordis: Poate nu am fost foarte inspirat, eram tot timpul în grabă, dar adevărul e acesta - nu am fost în vacanţă pe banii altora/Am toate facturile şi chitanţele achitate cu cardul personal şi le fac publice
Ciolacu, despre răspunsurile în scandalul Nordis: Poate nu am fost foarte inspirat, eram în grabă @ EurActivRomania
Marcel Ciolacu, despre explicațiile oferite în scandalul NORDIS: Poate nu am fost inspirat, eram tot timpul în grabă. Voi face publice facturile
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