Former Mayor Denies Lawsuit over Canopy Walkway, Says a Forest Doesn't Stop Being a Forest Just because the Trees Are Cut Down
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During his court hearing on Wednesday, Mihály Filemon said he had not committed a crime and that the investigation was launched due to a "press campaign" against him.
The criminal trial of former Nyírmártonfalva mayor Mihály Filemon began with the testimony of the former mayor. He said that he was a Fidesz member, which is why a “political press campaign” was being waged against him. Filemon and his co-defendant are facing charges of attempted budget fraud causing particularly great financial loss and the use of a false private document.
Mihály Filemon, the former mayor of Nyírmártonfalva, famous for its leafless canopy promenade, completely denies his guilt.
The former mayor denies the lawsuit over the canopy walkway, saying that a forest is a forest even if the trees are cut down - according to Mihály Filemon, all the conditions of the tender were met.
According to the former mayor of Nyírmártonfalva, all the conditions of the tender were met.
The former mayor gave a peculiar explanation for why he did not commit a crime. The post Former mayor in the lobboronasétány case: “A forest does not cease to be a forest just because the trees are cut down” first appeared on 24.hu.
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