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EXCLUSIVE | Puiu Popoviciu, after CAB suspended his sentence from the Băneasa case: Normality, I hope to finally have a fair trial

EXCLUSIVE | Puiu Popoviciu, after CAB suspended his sentence from the „Băneasa” case: „Normality, I hope to finally have a fair trial”

Adina Anghelescu
Senior editor: Adina Anghelescu
Cristian Lisandru
Editorialist: Cristian Lisandru
Publicat: 26/05/2023, 21:19
Actualizat: 29/05/2023, 10:06
New evidence filed by DIICOT prosecutors in the case of the Tate brothers. Two of the sexually exploited girls were left with psychological trauma
Știri - 02 feb., 18:01

New evidence filed by DIICOT prosecutors in the case of the Tate brothers. Two of the sexually exploited girls were left with psychological trauma

UPDATE | The Tate brothers remain in prison, along with the two Romanian women who allegedly were their accomplices. The Court of Appeal rejected the appeal against the decision to extend the pre-trial detention (PHOTO-VIDEO)
Știri - 01 feb., 17:11

UPDATE | The Tate brothers remain in prison, along with the two Romanian women who allegedly were their accomplices. The Court of Appeal rejected the appeal against the decision to extend the pre-trial detention (PHOTO-VIDEO)

Several supporters of the Tate brothers came to the Court of Appeal. People demand the release of the two | VIDEO
English - 10 ian., 20:40

Several supporters of the Tate brothers came to the Court of Appeal. People demand the release of the two | VIDEO

EXCLUSIVE PHOTO | The first images of the Tate brothers before entering the courtroom at the Bucharest Court of Appeal. The book Andrew Tate was holding when he came out of the police van
Știri - 10 ian., 13:26

EXCLUSIVE PHOTO | The first images of the Tate brothers before entering the courtroom at the Bucharest Court of Appeal. The book Andrew Tate was holding when he came out of the police van

VIDEO | Brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate find out today if they will be released or remain in custody. DIICOT opposes the release, the lawyer claims that there is no evidence for the prosecutors' accusations
English - 10 ian., 10:21

VIDEO | Brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate find out today if they will be released or remain in custody. DIICOT opposes the release, the lawyer claims that there is no evidence for the prosecutors’ accusations