Rumor has it that Katalin Cseh's scandal and tax evasion are already bothering the liberal party family Renew Europe. Moreover, according to the V4NA International News Agency, his exclusion from the faction was also discussed.
V4NA International News Agency, the member's series of scandals is already causing tension around Katalin Cseh's European Parliament group. In fact, according to the news agency, his exclusion was also discussed.
Kontra also reported several times on the series of scandals of the EP representative of Momentum. An investigative portal wrote that the family company of the current politician, as well as the companies loosely connected to them, together won HUF 4.5 billion in European Union support and HUF 300 million in public procurement.
This was mainly because Katalin Čeh campaigned with Fidesz corruption and blocking the EU money spigots.
But we looked into the other corporate interests of Katalin Cseh's father, from which we saw that the corporate operation of the politician and his family, who intends to position himself as the vanguard of transparency and fairness, is a model example of tax evasion. Tibor Cseh and his business partners accumulated tax debts of over HUF 100 million in several companies, and then - mostly through liquidation - the businesses were closed.
But a few days ago it was also revealed that the business circles around Tibor Cseh also appeared in Szécsény, where already in 2019 the business circle that suddenly established a local branch, grabbed the increased EU support, and ultimately did not provide any performance was discussed in front of the representative body. .
As V4NA wrote: The scandal around the suspicious business affairs of Katalin Cseh, vice president of the EP's Renew Europe faction, is getting bigger and bigger, which is already starting to cause tension within the party family.
According to information from the International News Agency
The scandal of Katalin Cseh casts a bad light on the liberal party family and they are put in too much of a spotlight as a result.
In connection with the scandal, the news agency contacted the chairman of the Renew Europe representative group, Dacian Ciolos. The leader of the faction was asked about when the exclusion of Czech from the faction will be discussed.
