Mihai Fifor, PSD deputy, rejects the association of Marius Isăilă with PSD, emphasizing that he was expelled from the party in 2014, after being prosecuted.
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PSD Deputy Mihai Fifor criticized the label of "former PSD senator" applied to Marius Isăilă, involved in a corruption scandal. Fifor explained that Isăilă was expelled from PSD in 2014, immediately after the DNA began criminal proceedings against him. After his expulsion, Isăilă joined UNPR, where he served as a senator until his final conviction. In the recent context of Isăilă's re-arrest for attempted influence peddling, Fifor requested that the term "former PSD senator" no longer be used, arguing that it does not reflect reality. The DNA announced that Isăilă promised one million euros to the Minister of Defense, Ionuț Moșteanu, to influence contracts with Romtehnica. Moșteanu stated that he refused any meeting with Isăilă and that he supports the authorities in clarifying the situation.
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Reacție din PSD la tentativa de mituire a ministrului Moșteanu de către Marius Isăilă: „Lăsați-o mai moale că nu ține. Încercați în altă parte”
Mihai Fifor (PSD): Doamne, cât se mai vântură prostia asta cu "fost senator PSD" în cazul personajului care se străduia să îl compromită pe Moşteanu / Isăilă a fost dat afară din PSD în 2014, apoi a trecut la UNPR
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