Polish Politician Facing Corruption Charges Found in Hungary

Reporters discovered Marcin Romanowski, a Polish politician wanted in his home country on corruption charges, living in an apartment in Buda owned by a staff member of the Fidesz parliamentary group.

29 Apr, 06:57 — 29 Apr, 06:57

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Polish politician wanted at home living in apartment of Fidesz parliamentary group staff member

Direkt36 reporters found Marcin Romanowski, who faces corruption charges in his home country, in an apartment in Buda. One of the property’s owners was hired last fall by the Fidesz parliamentary group led by Máté Kocsis to serve as a secretary.

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Polish Politician Facing Corruption Charges Found in Hungary

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Polish politician wanted at home living in apartment of Fidesz parliamentary group staff member

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