Democrat Razvan Murgeanu, a vice-mayor of Bucharest, admitted for the BBC that he had signed an agreement on collaboration with the ex Securitate (Communist Secret Service in Romania) when he was 20. But he insisted he hadn't actually collaborated. He said that when appointed a vice-mayor he claimed he hadn't been involved in the political police because this was the question on the fill-in forms he had to answer. (...)
Murgeanu said he had been taken to a dungeon together with a foreign colleague and he had been forced into signing for collaboration. He mentioned he hadn't attended any conspiracy meeting he had been summoned to, which can be read in his Securitate record. He added: "They gave me a conspiracy name, but I don't know it. I never wrote anything against anyone for them. It is all written in the record. That officer or what a hell he was came and he wrote: this guy won't write, he won't give a thing, I suggest we should send him out of the information network".
Anca Hriban
Ziua Luni 30 Iulie 2007 http://www.ziua.net/english
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