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Former Justice minister claims he was ousted for refusing to issue abusive Justice-related ordinances

August 22, 2019

Former Justice minister Tudorel Toader, who orchestrated much of the wave of actions against the Judiciary launched by Romania's governing coalition for the past two years, is now claiming he was removed from office after refusing to put his signature on four justice-related emergency ordinances.

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