at the University of Bucharest. In 2012, Crețu married Ovidiu Rogoz, a Romanian businessman, at the New Church of St Spyridon in Bucharest."Corina Crețu s-a căsătorit cu omul de afaceri Ovidiu Rogoz" ("Corina Cretu married to businessman Ovidiu Rogoz"), DC News of Râmnicu Vâlcea, 10 November 2012 (in Romanian) Personal e-mails Cretu had exchanged with then U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell were accessed by the hacker Guccifer, who broke into Powell’s personal email account and posted a link to some of the correspondence on Powell’s Facebook page. Powell said in a statement that he had stayed in touch with Cretu by email since stepping down as secretary of state in 2005, and that "over time the emails became of a very personal nature, but did not result in an affair.” He added that "those types of emails ended a few years ago. There was no affair then and there is not one now.” Honours Cavaler'', Order of the Star of Romania (2013) References External links European Parliament profile European Parliament official photo Creţu's Official website and blog Corina Creţu, The British War Against Immigrants is Anti-European, Unjustified and Wrong, Huffington Post, 2 June 2014. Corina Creţu at the Romanian Senate site Corina Creţu at the Romanian Chamber of Deputies site www.elections2014.eu |- 1967 births Knights of the Order of the Star of Romania Living people Members of the Chamber of Deputies (Romania) Members of the Senate of Romania MEPs for Romania 2014–2019 MEPs for Romania 2019–2024 Romanian European Commissioners Women European Commissioners Women MEPs for Romania 21st-century Romanian politicians European Commissioners 2014–2019