The Agent Bujduveanu, between CIA and the plot of land from Mihai Viteazu

The American citizen of Romanian origin Traian Bujduveanu, whose name was involved in a secret agents' story and scenarios similar to espionage movies, has returned for the land from his native village. 

Traian Bujduveanu, the American citizen of Romanian origin who alerted the world of secret services after being accused of supplying "military materials" to Iran, is fighting with the local administration belonging to his native commune and with the Prefecture from Constanta for some hectares of land in Mihai Viteazu.

Bujduveanu is native from the village Sinoe, Mihai Viteazu commune and his name is connected with CIA and FBI services. His countrymen don't know anything about him since the Revolution when, they say, he ran in the United States. According to the newspaper "Jurnalul National", edition dated from the 9^th of October 2008, the American citizen of Romanian origin, Traian Bujduveanu was arrested in Florida for supplying "military materials" to Iran. "Bujduveanu is a personage with an extremely interesting biography. In the 1980s he was seen with the Panama chief of the secret services, 2 weeks before 21^st of December 1989 he was meeting Nicolae Ceausescu at his palace in the Primaverii quarter in Bucharest. Later he was seen in the Bucharest North Korea Embassy. His file from the United States contains explosive data" were writing the editors from the up mentioned newspaper.

The agents too listen to the "Voice of the Land"

Few years ago, the American with roots in Constanta returned to his native lands to come into possession of the land inherited from his parents. To receive his plot of land, he began a law suit in 2007. The file with the number 13037/212/2007 arrived at a second instance, the appeal being registered at the Civil Section of the Constanta Law Court on the 16^th of July 2008. Bujduveanu prosecuted the commune committee for application of the land's laws of the Mihai Viteazu town hall and the County Committee for establishing the ownership of the land from the Prefecture of Constanta. The trial was adjourned on the 7^th of August 2008, under the article 242, point 2 from the Code of Civil Procedure, more precisely because none of the two parts involved did show. The action in court will be resumed when one of the two parts will request this.

The land for which Bujduveanu went to law with the town hall from Mihai Viteazu and with the Prefecture of Constanta has a surface of ten hectares and it belonged to Bujduveanu's father.

Grameni: "I wrote 16 pages for him at DNA"

Contacted telephonically, the mayor from the commune Mihai Viteazu, Gheorghe Grameni confirmed that the person in cause is "agent Bujduveanu". He said that the land was claimed by Bujduveanu ever since 1998 when there was another mayor at the Mihai Viteazu town hall. "He prosecuted us because we couldn't give him the land initially due to the fact that he had 2 maps missing from his file. Ultimately he submitted the file, it was completed and he was given the property deed and the report of putting in possession. The problem is that those documents remained a long period of time at The Office of Survey and Real Estate Advertising, arrived at the Prefecture in the time of election, in November 2008 and have never been signed. The present prefect said he doesn't sign these documents 7 of them- because he doesn't want to sign after the other one" declared Gheorghe Grameni. The first added that, along with Bujduveanu there are also two inhabitants of Sinoe who became American citizens, one with ten hectares and the other with five. The mayor from Mihai Viteazu declared that Bujduveanu made him a complaint at DNA in which he states that he was investigated by the prosecutors. "I didn't write so much in my life. I wrote 16 pages at DNA for him" declared Grameni.

Brailoiu: "I will do all that is legally possible"

Contacted telephonically, the prefect of the County of Constanta,Tit Liviu Brailoiu has declared to us that it was normally for the documents whose property deeds have been debated before his arrival to be signed at that moment. "I can't decide now upon some property deeds debated two years ago, in 2006 or 2007, when I was named in this position in January 2009. But, to figure it out, I wait for the owners of the lands in discussion, in audience, every Tuesday from 1 p.m. in order to make everything that is legally possible" said Tit-Liviu Brailoiu.