The former ambassador Liliana Gutan accuses institutional abuses against her

The former ambassador Liliana Gutan claims that she is the victim of an institutional harassment campaign and that an internal audit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would have been used to initiate a criminal case against her. She asserts that the procedures triggered in her regard would have aimed at removing her from the ambassador position.

At a press conference at IPN, Liliana Gutan, alongside her attorneys, stated that an internal audit, a criminal investigation, disciplinary proceedings and reviews of her medical records had been initiated against her in succession. The former ambassador claims that all these actions are part of a coordinated effort to remove her from office and asserts that the proceedings began after she allegedly refused to resign.

“Each procedure taken separately seems legal, but together they were orchestrated and institutionalized as a mechanism set in motion by specific individuals”, mentioned the former ambassador.

The lawyers of Liliana Guțan have stated that the criminal case is based on the conclusions of an internal audit of the MAE, and the imputed damage targets expenses they consider justified, made in the exercise of diplomatic duties. Among these were mentioned hygiene products for the embassy, protocol expenses, as well as adjusting an official attire for the ceremony of presenting the accreditation letters in the Kingdom of Norway.

The defense argues that the audit report is contested in the administrative litigation court and that, in its opinion, the administrative and criminal procedures would have been used abusively.

Liliana Gutan stated that she will challenge all actions she considers illegal. “I will defend my honor in all courts and legal forums, national and international”, she said.

Contacted by IPN for a reaction, the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet responded to messages and calls.

Note: The IPN Agency grants the right of reply to individuals who consider themselves to be the subject of news reports based on statements made by the organizers of this press conference, including by facilitating the organization of another press conference under similar conditions.




Artist Maria Procopenco has released the song “When you blow on the cake” right on her birthday. According to a press release, the singer chose to mark the anniversary with a musical gift for the audience, reports IPN.

The artist’s representatives mention that the new song is a thematic premiere in Maria Procopenco’s repertoire, being the first creation dedicated to her own anniversary and having a more personal character than previous releases.

Inspired by the atmosphere of a birthday, the melody captures the preparations for the celebration, meeting with friends, the wishes received, and the moment of blowing out the candles. According to the statement, the song conveys a message about the passage of time, authenticity, gratitude, and confidence in the future.

Maria Procopenco is a member of the Experimental Studio of the National Opera in Bucharest. In the last year, the artist has released several pieces, among which are “Waiting to Forgive”, “Hypnosis”, “Your Beloved Eye” and “Wasted Love”.

Originally from the Republic of Moldova, the soprano is a graduate of the “Stefan Neaga” Music College, specializing in choral conducting, and of classical singing studies at the Conservatory in Bucharest. Currently, she is active within the Experimental Studio of the National Opera in Bucharest and collaborates with the ArtPulse Association.


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The former ambassador Liliana Gutan accuses institutional abuses against her

The former ambassador Liliana Gutan claims that she is the victim of an institutional harassment campaign and that an internal audit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would have been used to initiate a criminal case against her. She asserts that the procedures triggered in her regard would have aimed at removing her from the ambassador position.

At a press conference at IPN, Liliana Gutan, alongside her attorneys, stated that an internal audit, a criminal investigation, disciplinary proceedings and reviews of her medical records had been initiated against her in succession. The former ambassador claims that all these actions are part of a coordinated effort to remove her from office and asserts that the proceedings began after she allegedly refused to resign.

“Each procedure taken separately seems legal, but together they were orchestrated and institutionalized as a mechanism set in motion by specific individuals”, mentioned the former ambassador.

The lawyers of Liliana Guțan have stated that the criminal case is based on the conclusions of an internal audit of the MAE, and the imputed damage targets expenses they consider justified, made in the exercise of diplomatic duties. Among these were mentioned hygiene products for the embassy, protocol expenses, as well as adjusting an official attire for the ceremony of presenting the accreditation letters in the Kingdom of Norway.

The defense argues that the audit report is contested in the administrative litigation court and that, in its opinion, the administrative and criminal procedures would have been used abusively.

Liliana Gutan stated that she will challenge all actions she considers illegal. “I will defend my honor in all courts and legal forums, national and international”, she said.

Contacted by IPN for a reaction, the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet responded to messages and calls.

Note: The IPN Agency grants the right of reply to individuals who consider themselves to be the subject of news reports based on statements made by the organizers of this press conference, including by facilitating the organization of another press conference under similar conditions.



A capture parking lot is set to be arranged on Vadul lui Voda Street in the Ciocana sector of the capital. According to the municipality, it will have a capacity of approximately 550 spaces and will allow drivers to leave their cars and travel to the city center or other sectors by public transport, reports IPN.

The City Hall of Chisinau mentions that a square and a public transport station will be arranged near the parking lot. The prefect of the Ciocana sector, Sinilga Scolnic, specifies that the project aims to reduce traffic congestion and to provide a convenient alternative for those entering the city.

The works involve the preparation and leveling of the ground, the arrangement of access roads and the installation of infrastructure. The municipal authorities specify that such “Park & Ride” type capture car parks will be arranged in all sectors of the capital, at the entrances to the city. Also, the car parks will be equipped with sanitary blocks, recreation areas, urban furniture and green areas.

The head of the Parking Department within the General Directorate of Urban Mobility, Sergiu Popovici, specified that four such capture parking lots are at the stage of starting construction work: on Vadul lui Voda Street, on Calea Orheiului, on Ghidighici Street near “La Izvor” park, and on Codrilor Street.

Sergiu Popovici mentions that entrepreneurs have designed video surveillance and access control systems in parking lots. In an initial phase after commissioning, parking will be free, and the access system will monitor the occupancy rate and allow entry within the limit of available spaces.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025