Nordis victims protest at DNA, demanding investigation of Prime Minister Ciolacu and other officials for complicity in real estate scams
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Some Nordis victims protested outside the DNA headquarters, demanding the investigation of Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu and other politicians for alleged complicity in real estate scams. They accuse the authorities of failing to carry out the necessary checks and display protest messages. In the Nordis case, DIICOT has arrested several people, including Laura Vicol, the former head of the legal committee. Prosecutors are investigating an organized crime group that allegedly embezzled almost €200m and recently carried out raids in Romania and Monaco.
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Păgubiții Nordis protestează la DNA: Cer anchetarea premierului Marcel Ciolacu și a altor politicieni și funcționari pe care îi acuză că au primit diverse foloase sau nu au controlat dezvoltatorul imobiliar
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