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Gegen die Sonder Generalstaatsanwältin Laura Kövesi, laufen selbst umfangreiche Ermittlungen wegen ihrem dubiosen Diplom, wegen Plagiaten, wegen Fälschungen. Justiz Missbrauch auf allen Ebenen der EU Banden, welche vor Mord und Fälschung aller Fakten nicht zurückschrecken, wie auch der Fall der Betrügerin: Janeva in Mazedonien zeigt und immer dabei die Deutsche IRZ-Stiftung, selbst in schwerse Mafiöse Verbindungen verwickelt, wie die EU Justiz Missionen EURALIUS in Albanien, wo bis heute kein Gesetz implementiert wird, man nur Show macht seit über 15 Jahren. Immer wieder der Müllhaufen des Georg Soros, der da die halbe EU Commission kaufte.
Zivilen Gesellschaft kommen, obwohl Null Kompetenz, was einem Staatsstreich der „useful idiots“ gleich kommt. Wer hat nur diese peinlich dumme Frau: „Genoveva Ruiz Cavalera“ in solche Stellungen gehievt?
- Genoveva Ruiz Calavera (Hirnlos und peinlich)
- und vor allem Genoveva Ruiz Calavera, im enormen Interessen Konflikt, wie eine „Nghradeta“ Organisation aufgebaut
- A) Independent Observation Mission (ONM) mit illegalem Selbst Bedienungs Management Board was Verfassungs widrig ist.
Judicial Watch Sues State Department and USAID for Records about Funding of George Soros’ Open Society Foundation – Albania
Published 20:45 December 8, 2017
Updated 20:58 December 8, 2017
As a series of high-profile controversies have come to light, New Europe has investigated Romania’s anti-corruption strategy.
This is the story of Romania’s fight against corruption: a 50% increase in indictments in the past 5 years, a conviction rate of 92%, and a ruthless crackdown seemingly unrivalled anywhere else in Europe. Urged on by European institutions desperate for a success story from the troublesome 2007 expansion, Romania’s National Anti-Corruption Directorate (DNA) has been lavished with praise in recent years. However, outside of the Brussels bubble, we came across a very different story – one of intimidation, coercion, and apparent collusion with the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI); a tragedy of corruption at the heart of the anti-corruption struggle.
The DNA is headed by Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi, often credited with ramping up Romanian efforts to tackle corruption. Since taking up her position in 2012, the DNA has carried out more arrests, achieved more asset freezes and more convictions than any of its counterpart agencies across the EU. However, under Kövesi’s tenure, significant concerns have also emerged about the DNA’s methods. There have been widespread allegations, too many to be easily discounted, that ECHR principles and the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights are frequently violated in the obsessive pursuit of convictions, and – even more seriously – that the DNA’s investigations now routinely involve apparent abuses of power and politically motivated convictions.
An ongoing Parliamentary Commission into the SRI’s practices and its involvement in DNA investigations offers a chance to shine a light on this troubling relationship. The SRI Secretary-General, Dumitru Dumbrava, is facing calls to resign, amid allegations he attempted to influence judges presiding over DNA cases. Romanian outlets are reporting that he sought to contact and influence judicial figures via Facebook, highlighting growing concerns about the increasingly compromised relationship between the intelligence service and the DNA. Such a relationship has disturbing echoes of a darker chapter in Romanian history.
One of the most prominent examples has been the case of Dan Adamescu, a Romanian businessman and newspaper owner. In March 2016, two weeks after Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta had publicly predicted live on primetime TV that Dan Adamescu would face corruption charges, he was arrested by masked anti-terror police, hand-cuffed in front of TV cameras, brought to a judge and refused bail. Pages from his indictment were leaked to the press and published. He was effectively convicted on the first day of his trial, and in May he was sentenced to four years and four months in jail for corruption. He was thereafter repeatedly denied bail on the Kafkaesque reasoning that “he continues to deny the accusations against him.”
His son Alexander, a German citizen, contested the unfair trial. In June 2016 Alexander himself was arrested in London on the basis of a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued by the Romanian government which accuses him of complicity with his father. The timing of the arrest was all the more remarkable for taking place while Alexander was en route to participate in the Frontline Club panel on the subject of abuses of the EAW. The accusations would be laughable if it weren’t for the irredeemable damage that has been done to Alexander and his family. In November 2016 a local court denied his father’s request for parole based on ill-health. On 24th January 2017 Dan Adamescu died of septicaemia in custody, having been in an induced coma since December 2016............
https://www.neweurope.eu/article/corruption-romanias-anti-corruption-fight/
Andere Super Idioten der EU im Betrugs Imperium der EU.
Lachkrampf über diesen Idioten, mit seinem Dumm Geschwätz in Tirana, was man in der TV Aufnahme schnell erkennt.
Sylvain Gamber (political chief of EU delegation) für die Justiz Reform zuständig, ist im Modell des EU Betruges und der IRZ-Stiftung aber ein Experte (Verträge), für Fischerei in der EU und Norwegen.
Hier tobt sich der vollkommen inkompetende Betrüger und schlechter Schauspieler: Sylvain Gamber aus.
Sylvain Gamber in Aktion, wo Alle nur den Kopf schütteln, was für ein Blödsinn Sylvain Gamber in Tirana von sich gibt.
Gottvater des Betruges:der von Georg Soros eingekaufte: Knut Fleckenstein (EU Delegations Leiter), der in Hamburg das Betrugs Modell auch für die Wahlen mit Edi Rama abgesegnete, im typischen Hamburg Sumpf der SPD) promotet die Verbrecher Kartelle mit gefälschten Berichten massiv.
4 mal inkompetende Idioten auf einem Foto, welche viel Geld erhalten, damit man dumm daher redet.
Andi Dobrushi is executive director of the Open Society Foundation Albania.
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