Cristina Tr\u0103il\u0103 (Liberal Party, PNL), deputy secretary general of the interim government of Romania headed by Ilie Bolojan, is being prosecuted in the case of businessman F\u0103nel Bogos from Vaslui, accused by anti-corruption prosecutors of “using networks of influence” to change the management of the Vaslui sanitary inspectorate DSVSA, according to a press release of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA).\u00a0<\/p>\n
Last year on September 23, Bogos met with PM Bolojan in the government\u2019s headquarters to discuss his case, prompting a political scandal despite the prime minister later denying any involvement and saying that \u201cthere were no follow-ups\u201d after the meeting.<\/p>\n
In an interview given to Digi24<\/a> on the same day, PM Bolojan said that a decision on Traila\u2019s position in his cabinet will be taken after assessing the situation.<\/p>\n “I saw the Prosecutor’s Office’s statement today. I called Mrs Tr\u0103il\u0103 afterwards. I asked her to come tomorrow morning so we can have a discussion, so I can understand what the charges are against her, and we will make a decision tomorrow. After the discussion I will have with her,\u201d PM Bolojan said.<\/p>\n Tr\u0103il\u0103 is being investigated for “complicity in the use of influence or authority for the purpose of obtaining undue benefits,” the DNA announced.<\/p>\n Tr\u0103il\u0103, who is a suspect, was questioned on August 25 at the Ia\u0219i DNA. No preventive measures were ordered against her.<\/p>\n The DNA sent a press release stating that, at the beginning of November 2025, Tr\u0103il\u0103, “as Deputy Secretary General of the Romanian government, allegedly supported the actions of the defendant Barbu Mihai to exercise influence over the president of the ANSVSA, in order to replace the director of the Vaslui DSVSA with a person approved by the defendant BF.”<\/p>\n According to prosecutors, the intended purpose was to obtain undue benefits for Fanel Bogos and the company owned by him, “consisting, among other things, of approving a compensation file worth approximately EUR 3 million, as well as of reducing or ceasing sanitary and veterinary controls at the company’s farms.”<\/p>\n