Defense money, bailiffs, politics. This is not another gangster film, this is the ordeal of District I, Márta V. Naszályi and Miklós Szamos, owners of the Ruszwurm confectionery.
In an executive report from October, it was stated that the Budavar municipality will close one of the country's most famous confectioneries, Ruszwurm, on December 4, but since then, the executives are nowhere to be found, but the scandalous case is not over.
Miklós Szamos now said that after the executor read the documents, he said that it was not possible to close the pastry shop, so he returned the case to the chamber.
As is known, the owner of the Ruszwurm confectionary previously said that before the municipal elections, Márta V. Naszályi asked him for financial support and protection money in exchange for not losing his business, the mayor allegedly asked for HUF 20-30 million in the bribery attempt. That is why Miklós Szamos sued Márta V. Naszályi.
The mayor previously told the Magyar Nemzet staff that Szamos was lying and that he would sue him for defamation, however, as it turned out, this did not happen.
He lied about suing, but I can't wait for him to sue, because then everything can finally be told in public - said the confectioner, who still doesn't know how long one of the country's most famous confectioneries can remain open.
Cover image: The confectionary with a sickening fate
Source: mylittlethings.com
