President Klaus Iohannis stated on Monday that the state has "delayed for far too long" the discovery of the truth about the Revolution in 1989 and emphasized that justice must hold those guilty accountable.
"The Romanian state has delayed for far too long the discovery of the truth. (...) Justice must establish the truth and hold those guilty accountable," said the head of state at the solemn session of Parliament dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Revolution of December 1989.
Solemn session/Iohannis: Justice must establish truth about Revolution; hold guilty accountable
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