"We Do Not Control Siegfried Mureșan. The German Embassy in Bucharest Responds to the Charges Concerning the Prime Minister Appointed
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Sebastian Ghița accuses Siegfried Mureșan of having links with the German information service BND. The millionaire's reaction comes after the prime minister spoke about the relations of Romanian politicians with the information services. Article Sebastian Ghița accuses Siegfried Mureșan of being a German spy: "Maybe he should tell us what he has to do with BND! I bet he knows a lot about German headquarters.
The German Ambassador to Bucharest, Angela Ganninger, rejected, in an interview with Digi24, the accusations that Siegfried Mureşan was controlled by Berlin. This says that the prime minister appointed is "a Romanian politician and that, in the European negotiations, he defends Romania's interests.
Gunther Krichbaum, the German official for whom Siegfried Mureşan worked, qualifies as a complete absurdity the accusations that Mureşan represented Germany's interests instead of those of Romania.
Germany's ambassador to Bucharest, Angela Ganninger, rejected the accusations that the prime minister appointed Siegfried Mureșan was controlled by Berlin. The reaction comes after PSD accused him of working "more in the simplistic German state than for Romania, and the party's secretary general Claudiu Manda confirmed that the Social Democrats did not change their position then [...]
Gunther Krichbaum, German Minister of State for Europe, tells how Siegfried Mureșan got to work in his office almost 20 years ago and rejects the accusations that he would represent Germany's interests. The German official stresses that Mureșan, as a Romanian MEP, represents Romania's interests and speaks about the role he played during the country's accession to the European Union.
Gunther Krichbaum, a German official for Europe, says he chose Siegfried Mureșan to work in his office after being impressed by his performances.
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