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The ex-minister and his best man are said to have been informed by the court about their entry into custody.

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The ex-minister and his best man are said to have been informed by the court about their entry into custody.

·Vienna, Austria
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Karl-Heinz Grasser must be detained in the Innsbruck Judicial Institute within four weeks. The fact that he has to serve the full sentence of four years is considered unlikely.

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Former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, former FPÖ General Secretary Walter Meischberger, and former lobbyist Peter Hochegger must begin serving their prison sentences in the Buwog case within one month. Their legal representatives have received the relevant notices from the judiciary, Vienna Regional Court spokesman Daniel Rechenmacher confirmed to APA a report in the "Standard" (online edition).

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VIENNA. Mr Karl-Heinz Grasser, Minister of Finance, and Mr Walter Meischberger, Secretary-General of the FFP, must be detained within one month.

·Linz, Austria
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Causa Buwog: The Vienna Criminal Court has now sent a letter of formal notice for entry into detention. Grasser and Meischberger have to start their detention. Sentenced persons have to come to the judicial institution for them within four weeks.

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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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