24.hu: Billionaire Tibor Veres Suspected of Bribery in the Óbuda Corruption Case
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The billionaire is free to defend himself.
Tibor Veres was questioned by the police and filed a complaint against the suspicion.
The Central Prosecutor's Office (KNYF) questioned businessman Tibor Veres as a suspect in the criminal case known as the Óbuda corruption case, which spans districts and parties, 24.hu has learned.
The founding chairman of the Wallis Group was questioned by the Central Prosecutor's Office regarding an investment project in District III.
24.hu reported extraordinary news a few minutes ago. It stated that one of Hungary's richest men, Tibor Veres, was questioned by the prosecutor's office as a suspect.
Tibor Veres, the founding chairman of the Wallis Group, is suspected of bribery. The post Óbuda corruption case: one of the richest Hungarians is suspected of bribery first appeared on 24.hu.
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