In the case of Sidex Galati, the Government will decide whether they should follow the Russian model of privatizing, that is transferring the State companies in the hands of the magnates. "For Berezovski, or for the Russian oligarch, the men of power could be divided into two categories: condom in package and used condom", a biographer of the controversial Russian businessman was writing. This is only one of the explanations of the marriage between politics and business, which represents the rule in Russia where, after 1990, there appeared a special type of businessman, ready anytime to make business with the State, in close relationship with the political men, engaged in affairs or vendettas with them by the agency of the mass media they hold. In Romania, the proportions are not the same, but the model is. The most recent case is the one of the businessman Dan Voiculescu. After having built up a party around the mass media empire Antena 1 - Jurnalul National ("National Daily") , a party with most of the members recruited from the area of the economic oligarchy, presented as private investors, Voiculescu obtained a strategic position that any politician would want to use. Though he has alaways denied his relationship with the former Securitate service, Dan Voiculescu was actually employed by a covered unit of Securitate, "Argus Office". The most important position he had occupied was in "Crescent", a firm of Securitate by the agency of which import-export operations took place. After 1989, he comes out as a prosperous businessman, holder of "Grivco", disposing of funds that he could never explain convincingly. As an associate in the governing, PUR (Humanist Romanian Party) would have never called attention on it unless an apparently minor scandal hadn't disturbed, for several days, PDSR (Social Democracy Party) entrails. The reason, presented by Prime Minister Adrian