Petre Roman went to the General Prosecutor’s Office, where he will be charged in the Mineriada file from June 13-15, 1990

Former Prime Minister Petre Roman arrived on Thursday morning at the General Prosecutor’s Office, to be informed of the accusations in the Mineriada file from June 13-15, 1990. Petre Roman is accused of crimes against humanity in a file in which former president Ion Iliescu is also being investigated , Gelu Voican Voiculescu, the former head of the SRI, Virgil Măgureanu, but also the former leader of the miners, Miron Cozma.

Petre Roman was summoned on Thursday morning at the headquarters of the General Prosecutor’s Office, together with Gelu Voican Voiculescu and Virgil Măgureanu, to inform them that they have been charged again in the June 1990 Mineriada file. Former president Ion Iliescu will be heard by prosecutors at home on Friday, according to some judicial sources.

Also, general (res.) Mugurel Cristian Florescu, admiral (res.) Emil “Cico” Dumitrescu, Cazimir Ionescu, Adrian Sârbu and Miron Cozma are also expected at the General Prosecutor’s Office, state judicial sources cited by Agerpres.

On April 16, President Klaus Iohannis gave his approval for the indictment of Petre Roman and Gelu Voican Voiculescu. The prosecutors must redo the investigation in this file, after the evidence collected by the investigators was annulled in court.

Initially, in June 2017, former president Ion Iliescu was sent to court for crimes against humanity, along with former prime minister Petre Roman and former SRI director Virgil Măgureanu, but in December 2020, the High Court of Cassation and Justice decided to return the file to the Prosecutor’s Office Military, for rebuilding the investigation from scratch.

Publisher: BP

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