Adrian Câciu, former PSD minister, makes severe accusations against Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Deputy Prime Minister Oana Gheorghiu, following information about payments made by the Prime Minister's Chancellery to a law firm in Germany for legal consulting within the SAFE program. Câciu denounces the situation as an example of influence peddling and abuse of office, claiming that the current power has established high-level corruption. He suggests that the scandal could have criminal consequences for Bolojan, stating that he will not have a political future. Câciu links the scandal to the financial stakes of the SAFE program, which could involve contracts worth billions of euros, and emphasizes the huge costs that Romania would bear. In the end, he questions the necessity of external consulting, casting doubt on the professionalism claimed by the current government. So far, no clear explanations have been provided regarding the selection of the law firm and the nature of the services rendered.
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