US EditionMomentum: A secretary of state admitted to living in a property built with EU money
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The Secretary of State acknowledged that he had moved into a recreation center built with EU money
Gábor Mayer admitted to Momentum politicians that he lives in the property - and this can be seen from his declaration of assets - which he built from EU support as an entrepreneur. It was originally built as a recreation center, but the required maintenance period has passed, so it is “used differently”.
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