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Senate President Abrudean explains office meeting between interim PM Bolojan and CCR head Tănăsescu

Mircea Abrudean appeared before a parliamentary inquiry to clarify a meeting held in his office between Ilie Bolojan and Simina Tănăsescu.

Called repeatedly, Senate President Mircea Abrudean testified before a parliamentary investigation committee about an August encounter in his office with Ilie Bolojan, interim prime minister and PNL leader, and Simina Tănăsescu, president of the Constitutional Court. Abrudean explained that a verbal arrangement exists permitting the prime minister to use his office whenever required. He recounted that the meeting addressed the court's urgent need for extra space, a problem Tănăsescu has repeatedly highlighted.

According to Tănăsescu, the discussion centered on identifying suitable rooms within a government-managed building. Abrudean added that secretaries from both the Senate and the Court had located a potential space, though further steps were unclear. The inquiry noted that neither Bolojan nor Tănăsescu has appeared before the committee to date.

Why it matters

The testimony sheds light on how high-level officials coordinate use of parliamentary facilities and address institutional space shortages.

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Mircea AbrudeanIlie BolojanSimina Tănăsescuoffice meetingverbal agreementspace shortageconstitutional courtparliamentary inquiry
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