Former Interior Minister Gabriel Oprea was acquitted this year in a case in which he was accused of involuntary manslaughter in the case of the death of policeman Bohdan Hygin, who died in a traffic accident while he was riding a motorcycle, Oprea’s official column said. The other day, the former defense minister announced that the ÎCCJ had finally and irrevocably found that he did not plagiarize in his doctoral dissertation.

Gabriel Oprea’s daughter, Ana-Maria Tudor, was also implicated in the 2016 scandal involving doctorates suspected of plagiarism from the National Academy of Information. At the time, Ana-Maria worked as an adviser at the Financial Supervisory Authority, as did her husband, Alexandru Tudor, who was also accused of plagiarism.

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