Prosecutor Marinela Mincă, proposed for the position of deputy chief prosecutor at DNA, highlights the frequency of corruption in healthcare and the fraud of exams.
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Marinela Mincă, a prosecutor proposed by the Minister of Justice for the position of Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA), stated that corruption is frequent in the healthcare system and in education, especially regarding exam fraud. She also mentioned that in certain regions, cases of corruption related to obtaining driving licenses have been reported. Mincă thus emphasizes the importance of combating these acts to ensure the integrity of essential systems in society.
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Marinela Mincă, propusă pentru funcţia de procuror şef adjunct DNA, întrebată despre zona cea mai afectată de corupţie: Sunt foarte dese cauzele cu fapte de corupţie în sistemul de sănătate sau cu fraudarea examenelor în învăţământ
Marinela Mincă, propusă adjunct DNA: "Se impune un efort mai susținut pentru combaterea corupției la nivel înalt"
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