Fidesz links ‘corrupt’ leftist opposition lawyer to former PM Gyurcsány
Budapest, 2017. október 9. Gulyás Gergely, a Fidesz frakcióvezetõje (k) fogadja a Czeglédy Csaba-ügyben kárt szenvedett diákok küldöttségét az Országházban 2017. október 9-én. A diákok között Fiák István, a Magyarországi Diákvállalkozások Országos Érdekképviseleti Szövetsége (DiákÉSZ) elnöke (b3). Az elõzetes letartóztatásban lévõ Czeglédy Csabát (Éljen Szombathely!-MSZP-DK-Együtt) szombathelyi önkormányzati képviselõt több mint hárommilliárdos áfacsalással és több száz diák megérdemelt bérének ki nem fizetésével vádolják. MTI Fotó: Soós Lajos
Fidesz‘s group leader has accused Democratic Coalition leader Ferenc Gyurcsány of sharing responsibility with the “entire Hungarian left wing” in connection with a case involving a left-wing lawyer, Csaba Czeglédy, who stands accused of budget fraud.
Czeglédy was local government representative of Szombathely, in western Hungary, representing Éljen Szombathely-Socialists-DK-Együtt. He also worked as a lawyer for DK and the Socialists.
Authorities seized a 1kg bar of gold bullion from an Austrian bank as part of an investigation into the left-wing opposition politician, who was taken into custody in June.
Gergely Gulyás, the ruling party’s parliamentary group leader, told journalists on Monday that a parliamentary resolution will ask the government to create the legal framework for compensating people who lost out financially as a result of Czegledy’s alleged fraud.
Czeglédy is accused of defrauding the budget of 3 billion forints which has led to unpaid wages to an estimated 1,000 students.
Gulyás charged Gyurcsány with financing Czeglédy by providing a loan through his holding company Altus.
Photo: MTI
Source: MTI
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