The prosecutorial approach has a well-defined goal. To intimidate me

The President of the Senate, Calin Popescu Tariceanu, said, after being heard by the Legal Commission, that the objective of the prosecutors is very clear, namely to initiate and those who follow him in the fight against the corruption.

"The first thing I would like to stress is that this approach of prosecutors, embodied in a report sent to Parliament for alleged acts of corruption, has a well-defined goal: to intimidate myself and those who want to to follow this struggle that we launched four years ago to report the excesses and serious violations that have occurred in Romania before the Romanian justice system ".

"This approach is also intended to amplify the confusion that reigns today in society, among citizens, who are barely able to distinguish what is right from what is wrong, what is good about what is wrong. Of course, this approach has a perverse effect because it creates mistrust of the institutions, gives the impression that Parliament is occupied, equipped with corrupt people, that the Government is incapable, that the mayors do not The following conclusion naturally follows: it would not be preferable for Romania to be run by 100 prosecutors and 200 blue-eyed officers who listen to everyone and decide who is best able to lead. Romania, and who does not, despite the votes of the citizens What is the vote of the citizens to count? Let's clean up ourselves, put aside some of us and leave ours to di This is the essence of the ten-year-old approach taken by the so-called anti-corruption institutions, "continued Tariceanu.

Tariceanu accuses prosecutors of having no evidence that certain decisions made by the government were illegal.

"He must finally decide what solution he adopts.I explained to you an important thing, namely that prosecutors do not have the right to investigate the desirability of decisions. It refers to the decisions made by the government that I directed and about which prosecutors claim that they would have been taken to favor someone, if illegal motives have led to these. prosecutors should have pointed this out, which is not the case, so you draw the conclusion. "

"The investigation was successful, but they have no evidence to prove that these decisions were made illegally.As I told you, they question the idea that these decisions were taken. to favor Microsoft, the government has entered into legality by making these government decisions, and the government has not made any payments that would suggest that I would have obtained undue benefits indirectly. unlawful, the government that followed could cancel them. "

"Nobody prevents prosecutors from having these so-called reasonable suspicions accompanied by evidence." It was necessary. "Suspicions can not take place," added the Senate chief.

At the request of a journalist to accept an order of amnesty and pardon, Tariceanu gave him a sharp response. "Is it a question of your imagination, so that you can ask me other questions, for example, I am not thinking of breaking justice."

"I think that all the files that have been created and that are in the investigation or have been solved and that have used illegal evidence found by the courts based on the RCC decisions, must surely be questioned. It is necessary to give the opportunity to those who have suffered to seek justice in the conditions in which the will of the prosecutors prevails not over Romania, but over the Constitution and the laws, "said Tariceanu.

The President of the Senate, Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu, went to the Legal Committee Tuesday for the hearing in case of application for DNA for the approval of his criminal proceedings.

The Legal Committee does not decide whether it approves the criminal proceedings against Calin Popescu Tariceanu. He was heard for about an hour and a half, but the legislators took the time to study the marriage submitted by the president of Seantum. Taricanu promised to bring new documents Monday.

On November 7, the National Directorate of the fight against corruption asked the Senate to approve the launching of criminal proceedings for Tariceanu. Prosecutors say that during the period 2007-2008, during the period when he was prime minister, he indirectly received $ 800,000 worth of documents from an Austrian company.