Radnai Denies All Involvement — but His Email Was on Every Letter
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Leaked Emails Deepen Procurement Scandal Engulfing Hungary’s New Government
Former independent MP and anti-corruption campaigner Ákos Hadházy published emails on Wednesday that he says expose a manipulated tender behind this year’s St Stephen’s Day celebrations, placing Tisza vice-president and government commissioner Márk Radnai inside the pre-procurement preparations. Hadházy said Radnai appeared on virtually every relevant message and accused the government of reproducing patronage practices it had promised to disman…
Radnai wrote that he only helped develop the creative concept, but that he had not participated in the organization of state events since the formation of the government and had nothing to do with public procurement.
The former independent MP believes that "unfortunately, the reactions so far are more reminiscent of the Orbán government's reflexes," and if the government continues to fail to address the matter, he will file a complaint.
Ákos Hadházy will file a complaint if the government does not investigate the public procurement of fireworks - He believes that people would have understood if this year's fireworks were postponed.
Ákos Hadházy has shared new details about the public procurement of fireworks on August 20 this year, after he claimed to have received the entire correspondence of the case. According to the former MP, based on the documents, serious questions may arise regarding the purity of the procedure.
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