Ex-Romanian PM denies corruption allegations

Former Romanian Prime Minister Adrian Nastase today denied any wrongdoing and claimed that widespread reports that he and his family profited from improper real estate deals were politically motivated.

Ex-Romanian PM denies corruption allegations
Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 18:23

Former Romanian Prime Minister Adrian Nastase today denied any wrongdoing and claimed that widespread reports that he and his family profited from improper real estate deals were politically motivated.

Nastase also called on the country’s top prosecutor, Ilie Botos, to check the legalities of property and real estate he inherited from elderly relatives.

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