Antena 3 CNN Politics Iohannis, Diaconescu, Mihai Razvan Ungureanu – The likely candidates in the presidential elections and the links they share with President Traian Basescu

Iohannis, Diaconescu, Mihai Razvan Ungureanu – The likely candidates in the presidential elections and the links they share with President Traian Basescu

Iohannis, Diaconescu, Mihai Razvan Ungureanu – The likely candidates in the presidential elections and the links they share with President Traian Basescu
17 Iun 2014   •   18:36
He is a candidate in the presidential elections and he admits that he has been blackmailed. He wanted to lead the PSD, he even ran for the office after which he resigned from the party and all the positions held as a party member.

He was the head of the Presidential Administration in the current mandate of president  Traian Băsescu and now he is the candidate for the Presidential Palace on behalf of   Elena Udrea’s party: Cristian Diaconescu. 

His wife is the former CEO of  Eximbank, the state ownd bank and she caused a significant damage to the institution. 

Cristian Diaconescu  is now a candidate in the presidential elections  on the President’s behalf despite saying that he would never  go to Traian Băsescu. 

"I chose my options by myself  and when I want to and I do not have to give any explanations", Cristi Diaconescu argues. 

Criminal case file on the name of Diaconescu’s wife.  What happened to the file

The media wrote in  2005, that  Diaconescu had hidden the fact that his wife was making  hundreds of millions of lei a month, 800 million to be precise in monthly salary. 

Mariana Diaconescu was CEO of  Eximbank, a state owned bank for four years. 

In 2001, Cristian Diaconescu became state secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Nastase Government and his wife was appointed CEO of Eximbank. 

Subsequently, a report by the  Court of Accounts argues that the management of  Eximbank  incurred a damage of 6.4 million to the state.  

DNA opened a file in this case targeting Mariana Diaconescu charging her with  huge damages, Diaconescu’s wife being criminally prosecuted. Then the DNA closed the case and the file was gone as if it had never existed. 

The current mayor of Sibiu and possibly candidate in the presidential elections, Klaus Iohannis, is accused of illegally having transferred ownership to a German national based on forged documents. 

Therefore, in 2006, Klaus Werner Iohannis was being investigated by the  DNA for influence peddling, the mayor being basically  the head of a specialized network  of illegal restitutions of buildings. 

Klaus Iohannis argues that he has bought six homes with the money earned from his salary as a professor and  as a mayor. According to  his declaration of assets, the mayor of Sibiu and his wife have bought since 1992 up to now  six homes – three apartments and three houses that he is now renting. 

Asked with what money he managed to achieve this performance, Iohannis replied: “With my own money”. 

"It is, if you want a very simple model. With the  relatively little money I had, I started with my wife from a  four-room apartment that we bought with the money from the wedding. With that money and the  money collected from tutoring, wages,  we made ​​the  purchase, then rented it, then  gathered another  money then made another purchase... " the mayor said. 

In 2012, Iohannis earned from the Sibiu Town hall  a salary of 39.000 lei and had incomes from rents amounting to  114.000 lei. 

Olguţa Vasilescu (PSD): Iohannis, is the best candidate to go against the left  

The  Craiova mayor from the  PSD  believes that Iohannis is the best candidate in the presidential elections to go against the  PSD. 

"From our point of view  he would be the best candidate to go against  the left," said the mayor of Craiova, PSD  member Olguţa Lia Vasilescu Monday during the  Daily Summary  show on Antena 3. 

The  Gojdu inheritance: Who assigned a billion dollars’ worth of patrimony 

The fortune left by Emanoil Gojdu to  Romania came into possession of Hungary and Romania ceded all claims. Specifically, the Foreign Minister at the time, Mihai Razvan Ungureanu signed an agreement ceding Gojdu wealth to Hungary, which nationalized the property in 1952.

The agreement waived Romania’s claims over the  fortune.  

Emanoil Gojdu was a successful lawyer and a Transylvanian  patriot of Aromanian origin, his family was originally from  Moscopole. Gojdu was a tireless fighter for the rights of Romanians in Transylvania.

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