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Since he was released from prison in 2015, Becali shifted towards appointing puppet managers, without experience, often times close acquaintances or former FCSB icons such as Nicolae Dica, Mirel Radoi, Vergil Andronache, Dinu Todoran and Anton Petrea, often times his main criteria being their religiousness or willingness to be "bossed around ...
Gigi Becali (Wealthy businessman; Founder of the New Generation Party; Member of European Parliament; Member of Romanian Parliament) 1998 A land swap through which the Romanian state lost almost $1 million. Each of them was sentenced to 2 years in prison. [57] 20 May 2013: Nicolae Mischie (President of the Gorj County Council)
Vasile Duță, sentenced in 2010 to 5 years imprisonment for influence peddling [14]; Cătălin Voicu, sentenced in 2012 to 7 years imprisonment for bribery [15]; Dan Voiculescu, sentenced in 2014 to 10 years in prison for using his political influence in the privatization of the Food Research Institute which had an estimated value of €7.7 million, but was instead bought by his company ...
Prison clinicians had wanted to refer him to a psychiatric intensive care unit, but no space was available. Giving evidence to the inquest, forensic toxicologist Mark Tyler said the killer had ...
A former United States Postal Service employee in Charlotte, North Carolina was sentenced to prison for stealing more than $20 million worth of checks, federal authorities said. Nakedra Shannon ...
Model sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid must have both breathed a big sigh of relief as their billionaire property developer father avoided a prison sentence.
PNGCD leader Becali was elected member of the European Parliament on the PRM list. The party's ideology under Becali's leadership is close to that of the pre-war fascist Iron Guard (or "Legionary Movement"). It fuses nationalist mythology with Christian Orthodox conservatism. [5] Becali is a self-declared follower of the Legionary Movement. [6]
Gigi Becali, the controversial owner of FCSB since 2003. Steaua has previously been known as the club of the Romanian Army, which founded it in 1947 as a sports society. [4] The Army continues to own the sports society, named CSA Steaua București. The football department, however, separated and turned private in 1998, owned and financed by a ...