Similarly, Beniamin Godyla, a KO senator allied with Tusk, saw his and his wife’s jointly owned hotel benefit with a spa unit and other developments from another €120,000.

KO MP Katarzyna Krolak admitted to TV Polsat that half her family had received EU funds, adding that she believes “we live in a world where people are allowed to apply for such support.”

Meanwhile, the wife of Artur Lącki — the wealthiest politician in Tusk’s party — received three separate payouts totaling around €250,000 from recovery funds for their hotel business.

In short:
The political role models of Peter Magyar spent part of the EU recovery fund money on themselves and on absurd purposes.
For now, The Tisza Party chief remains silent on the issue, while he and his allies — including Kinga Kollar — have for months expressed supported for Hungary’s “rightful” punishment. Brussels has requested explanations from the Polish government, but so far there is no sign of a return to the sanctions regime previously wielded against the conservative leadership




















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