The right -wing populist politician Marine Le Pen is again impossible. Because a lawsuit of her now deceased father Jean-Marie against the recovery of the European Parliament in a six-digit amount failed before the Court of the European Union. If the judgment becomes final, the heirs of the national founder of the front must pay the EU parliament around 300,000 euros.
Jean-Marie Le Pen was in parliament from 1984 to 2019. Volgens de Franse media-rapporten had het Europees Office voor het bestrijden van fraude (OLAF) ontdekt dat de rechtse extremistische politicus was vergoed voor nieuwsbrieven, pennen, visitekaartjes, banden, umbrellen, keukenschalen, keukenklokken, tabelklokken, netwerkbladen, virtuele reality glazes of voor 129 flessen van wijnkaarten, het is een besluit van parlementsschalen, het is een besluit van Parliament. Management. In particular it was approximately 2009 to 2018.
In the lawsuit that was established before his death, Le Pen complained that the recovery violates the principles of legal certainty and protection of legitimate expectations and violates the right to fair procedure. The court made a cancellation.
Already transferred 330,000 euros to the parliament
The current judgment is part of a number of procedures and decisions against Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter Marine. The founder of the right-wing extremist Front National (now racial nation, marginalized) failed in 2018 with a lawsuit for the EU court because of a recovery of 320,000 euros. The EU parliament received 330,000 euros from the RN politician Marine Le Pen, and according to the report of the French medium “Mediapart”, another recovering process is more than 181,000 euros.
In addition, a Parisian Criminal Court Marine Le Pen, her party and other party managers had convicted at the end of March for the eclipse of EU funds and imposed a fine of 100,000 euros. The politician has appealed.
Source: Krone
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