Former agriculture state secretary Tatiana Nistoric sent to trial for influence peddling
A criminal case against former agriculture state secretary Tatiana Nistoric has been sent to court, and she denies the charges.
What it means for you
The case goes to the Buiucani district court in Chisinau, which will hear it on the merits. For influence peddling, the law provides a fine of 100,000 to 150,000 lei or up to 6 years in prison.
What happened
The Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office sent the criminal case against Tatiana Nistoric, former state secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, to court. She is accused of taking 70,000 lei from a representative of an economic agent to influence officials at the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA). The aim was to restore imports of animal feed from Ukraine. Tatiana Nistoric denies the charges.
In short
- The case was registered in court on 30 October.
- The company representative who allegedly handed over the money was tried in September under a plea agreement.
- Under the law, such an agreement can cut the sentence by one third.
- Tatiana Nistoric was detained by the NCBC on 2 July.
Original sources
- Экс-госсекретарь Татьяна Нисторикэ предстанет перед судом по обвинению в торговле влиянием · in RussianRead it on IPN
- Бывший госсекретарь Министерства сельского хозяйства предстанет перед судом за торговлю влиянием · in RussianRead it on Ziarul de Gardă
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