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Based on the information available, the allegations that Ákos Hadházy writing Judge László in relation to its function,
wrote in a joint statement Tuesday, referring to earlier statements by DK, LMP, Jobbik, Momentum, MSZP and Ákos Hadházy, a representative of the Dialogue.
The independent MP wrote on Facebook on Sunday that László Bíró, the joint opposition candidate, had previously been involved in a corruption case in the weekend by-elections in Borsod. Pro-government media outlets had previously reported that Judge had failed to pay the Csernely sewing workshop staff and allegedly threatened them.
Hadházy claimed to have taken care of the thing and said that serious things had happened. As he wrote:
The “social cooperative” was a common form of Fidesz in 2014-2015 and, according to my research, this story would also have been suitable to illustrate a piece of information on corruption. So all I could help this candidate was that I did not speak about it in public, but did inform the party presidents about what I learned.
According to the joint resolution of the opposition parties, the judge himself offered Hadházy access to all the documents and documents he wanted and to ask questions about the case.
After a twenty-minute visit to his field hair, Ákos Hadházy left László Bíró’s house calmly. It is difficult to find an explanation for what happened after that – especially since none of the party leaders were contacted – in any case, we reject Ákos Hadházy’s statements in the media, which are contradicted in several places.
can be read in communication. They also added that Hadházy did not seek out any of the party’s leaders.
The MP wrote in another post on Monday that since he had dealt a lot with EU subsidies scammed through social cooperatives in the past, he was more “sensitive” to these issues and upon hearing the news did what he should do as responsible politician: he was informed. He noticed:
After studying the details of the case, there may also be a complaint, and then if my attorneys catch up with the plethora of constant Fidesz filth production.
Opposition voters are willing to return the vote in accordance with their party’s agreement, but the opposition is still halfway between two-thirds of Fidesz and its own outright majority, and a number of factors would have to change for that the government side does not have a clear chance in the next elections. Analysis.
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