DNA Chief Prosecutor Voineag underlines the essential role of the media in supporting the institution in the fight against corruption.
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Speaking to Aleph News, DNA chief prosecutor Voineag emphasized the importance of the media as an ally in the fight against corruption, noting that the press gives significant credit to the institution, even in the face of criticism. Referring to the Piedone case, he emphasized the need to discuss not only the accusations but also their impact on the competitive environment, arguing that a clearer approach is essential to avoid mere debate.
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