Gergely Gulyás Received His Severance Pay and Transferred It Further
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The former prime minister spent his severance pay for charity.
The former minister who headed the Prime Minister's Office transferred the amount he received three weeks ago to the children's home in Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia.
Péter Magyar previously refused to pay the legally due allowance to members of the Orbán government, which they all donated to the children's home in Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia.
Gergely Gulyás has kept his promise: the former minister who headed the Prime Minister's Office donated his severance pay to the children's home in Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia, while still not revealing how long he will remain a member of parliament.
Gergely Gulyás kept his previous promise: the former minister leading the Prime Minister's Office transferred his severance pay of nearly 16 million forints in full to the children's home in Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia.
Gergely Gulyás received and further referred to his severance payment of almost 16 million - He still did not reveal how long he will remain a member of parliament.
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