Ilie Bolojan and CCR Head Simina Tănăsescu Are Expected at Hearings in the Senate to Explain the Unannounced Meeting Between the Two
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Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and CCR Head Simina Tănăsescu are expected on Tuesday at the Senate Constitutionality Commission, for hearings in connection with the controversial meeting they had in August. Article Bolojan and CCR Head, wait on Tuesday at Senate hearings on the topic of the controversial meeting in August appears first on Romania TV.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and CCR President Simina Tănăsescu were called to hearings on Tuesday in the Senate Constitutionality Committee to explain the unannounced meeting between the two on August 14 in the Senate President's office, Mircea Abrudean. Hearings were requested by the PACE parliamentary group – First Romania. Ilie Bolojan was expected to ...
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and CCR President Simina Tănăsescu were called to Parliament on Tuesday. I also ask them to explain the nature of the unannounced meeting in August in the office of the President of the Senate. The Senate Constitutionality Commission has become an investigative committee with PSD, AUR and PACE votes - First Romania and called them to the hearings. Most likely the prime minister will not reach the committee.
Hearings on the meeting between Ilie Bolojan and Chief CCR, Simina Tănăsescu, begin on Tuesday, September 8, in the Senate Constitutionality Commission. The two are expected to explain why they met only a few days before the Law of Integrity reaches the CCR, and the senators will also analyze the images on the parliamentary surveillance cameras.
"I understand that you did not appear at the hearing announced by the Senate Constitutionality Committee. I assume that you covered yourself with the busy agenda and that you did not lack contempt for the composition and did not exclaim "who do they think they are?" writes Cornel Nistorescu in dailyhd.ro. "But if you could not get there, you should have sent at least [...]
The plenary of the Senate approved, on Tuesday, 8 September, the extension of the object of the investigation carried out by the Commission created for the investigation of the meeting between interim Prime Minister Bolojan and CCR Head Simina Tănăsescu and the conditions and circumstances in which a judge of the Constitutional Court, Cristian Deliorga, was on a private flight to Mykonos with several politicians.
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