The founder of the Conservative Party, Dan Voiculescu, will be indicted for complicity to blackmail in the case in which also being investigated are the general manager of Antena TV Group, Sorin Alexandrescu, as well as Camelia Voiculescu and the former head of the ANAF, Şerban Pop. All throughout yesterday, Dan Voiculescu posted several messages on his personal blog, as well as made statements on entering and leaving the building of the National Anti-corruption Department (DNA), where he criticized the reporters who were too insistent on asking certain questions.

Shortly after he left the headquarters of the DNA, Dan Voiculescu said: "I've been told that I allegedly am an accomplice. I must have been, if they say so. I've got nothing to do with this case, in any way, so things are a little complicated. My opinion is the following: this is an attempt to intimidate the press, an attempt which has been long sought after. We are not even dealing with a blackmail. This is a trade conflict between Antena Group and RCS, a conflict which has been going on for six years, and which has no criminal implications whatsoever. The attempt to intimidate the Antena TV station has no merit. Antena does have a problem, it is independent. It annoys its competition, as well as politicians. Over there, at Antena, there are some people of undeniable moral and professional integrity". Dan Voiculescu met with the prosecutors accompanied by his lawyers Sergiu Andon and Gheorghiţă Mateuţ. The level of tension was visible by an apparently banal fact: the former senator showed up before journalists wearing a pair of sunglasses, which had lost one of its lenses. Upon entering the building of the National Anti-Corruption Department, Dan Voiculescu insisted on sending a message to the president: "I am extremely serious when I am telling Băsescu Traian that our political rivalry, which is we