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Liviu Dragnea’s fiancee, Irina Tănase, stated on Antena 3 that the former leader spends 23 hours a day in his cell because he is no longer allowed to work and has serious health problems.
“His health is very serious and I don’t think he will improve too soon. Therefore, the lawyer also came out with public statements. You know that we do not publish privacy statements. He has some hernias for which he needs a specialized consultation. He has hernias that need surgery. He refused the surgery last year because it was a campaign and he couldn’t do it, he asked to be taken to the hospital, why they don’t take him, we don’t know.
On June 26 he was withdrawn. He has been in the cell 23 hours a day since then.
He sits, reads, solves another Sudoku puzzle, we talk on the phone. You have nothing to do in the room. He watches TV, but not the news.
His herniated discs have worsened, he has knee problems that appeared 6 weeks ago due to lack of physical activity and he has problems with his fingers that he can no longer bend after an accident. For all three, it must be treated, “said Irina Tănase, Liviu Dragnea’s fiancee.
Liviu Dragnea is incarcerated in Rahova Penitentiary.
Liviu Dragnea’s lawyer, Flavia Teodosiu, said she has several hernias in her spine, conditions that have worsened. She also said that the former PSD leader had a medical consultation scheduled for June 30, but that she has not been transferred to the hospital until now.
The prison administration system ensures unitary, non-discriminatory recovery treatment for all persons deprived of liberty, announces the ANP, in response to the statements of Liviu Dragnea’s lawyer about the fact that it has not yet been operated.
“Taking into account the public debates on aspects of the execution of the custodial sentence of a person detained in the Bucharest-Rahova Penitentiary, we specify: The penitentiary administration system ensures, in accordance with the legal provisions and conditions that guarantee the respect for human dignity, detention and recovery treatment in a uniform and non-discriminatory manner for all persons deprived of liberty. Convicted persons receive medical assistance, treatment and care free of charge or paid, in accordance with the law, upon request or when necessary, the therapeutic conduct being established by its own medical personnel or those of health units outside the prison system, later on, ”announces the National Penitentiary Administration.
At the same time, ANP also shows, considering the same perspective of legality, that the right to daily walk and the right to participate in social reintegration activities are guaranteed in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 254/2013 on the execution of sentences and custodial measures ordered by the judicial bodies during the criminal process.
“We emphasize that, through the activity of the judge overseeing the deprivation of liberty, carried out in the penitentiary unit, the exercise of the rights provided by law for detainees is permanently subject to the supervision and control of legality,” he said. the ANP.
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