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Daily News Daily News · 27/05/2015
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Fidesz spox: EU, Hungary need rules to exclude similar cases to Altus

Democratic Coalition European Commission Fidesz

Budapest, May 27 (MTI) – Rules are needed both in Hungary and the European Union that would preclude the possibility of a case arising in the future similar to the EU’s contract with Ferenc Gyurcsany’s company Altus, Fidesz spokesman Bence Tuzson told public television’s M1 on Wednesday.

He said the contract with the company of a former prime minister and party leader was unprecedented in the EU. Gyurcsany is financing his political party with the proceeds, he said.

The spokesman said subsidy regulations must be reviewed both at the level of the EU and Hungary. If necessary, Hungary will change its rules on conflict of interest, he added.

If it turns out that EU rules conflict with the Altus contract then this contract must be rescinded, he insisted. Brussels has already been asked to withdraw the contract on moral grounds, he noted.

Source: http://mtva.hu/hu/hungary-matters

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  1. Bendeguz79 says:
    17/01/2018 at 20:17

    Would the text of the EB contract with Altus available on your website ?

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