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Premierul ceh # AndrejBabiš are un „conflict clar de interese cu afacerile sale”
“The role of Andrej Babiš (ilustrat) as head of the Czech government and his business dealings obviously create this conflict, as also concluded by the European Commission's legal service,” recalled Gräßle.
The Agrofert Group, founded by Babiš, received €82 million in EU funding last year and tens of millions of euro annually since 2013. During the first half of this year, Babiš himself received an income of €3.5m from Agrofert via his trust finds.
“We insist that the Commission suspends all EU funding to Agrofert until the conflict of interest is fully investigated and resolved,” said Gräßle. “The Commission should also recover all funds that have been illegally or irregularly paid out.”
“The principle of avoiding a conflict of interest is clear and not hard to follow. It is all the more disappointing to see that the usually very moral Liberals are now bowing their heads in silence when the problems start rising from among their own ranks,” Gräßle noted.
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