Dragnea: I find quite strange vexation generated by Special Section for Magistrates' Investigation
Publicat:PSD President Liviu Dragnea said on Monday that he finds "quite strange the vexation" generated by the Special Section for Magistrates' Investigation, given that he did not see any protests when there were thousands of files "opened ex officio against magistrates".
"I do not know if we are the ones to defend a section of a Prosecutor's Office, but I also find quite strange the vexation generated by this section. I did not see any protests, I did not see any worries, I did not see any reactions (...) when there were three thousand cases opened against magistrates ex officio. I did not…
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