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European Anti-Fraud Office investigates Adrian Severin, EP office has been sealed
24.03.2011, 21:12 | International | 908 views
The European Anti-Fraud Office launched an investigation in the case involving the three MEPs accused of bribe taking including Romanian MEP Adrian Severin. The offices of the tree MEPs involved in the scandal were sealed to protect evidence, according to Romanian daily Evenimentul Zilei. A security guard has been posted to protect the office while Severin was given other office to use. EP President Jerzy Buzek said on Thursday night that he informed Severin that the best solution in this case is for him to resign. Buzek said in a press conference that if Severin wants to clear his name then he has to leave justice take its course. Read more on Hotnews.ro
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