MEPs signed a letter about 5G with Huawei refusing allowances pay

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The MEPs signed the 2021 letter on the 5G European policy, said the Euronews, which is involved in the investigation of the Chinese technology company Huawei, that they had no charge or encouragement to support the letter.

Last week, five people were accused of corruption in connection with the Hawaii, suspected of bribing EU legislators.

The Belgian lawyer confirmed that four people were accused of “active corruption and criminal organization”, while accused of defrauding the fifth person capital.

Diary Republican Belgian prosecutors say that a corrupt network around the European Parliament, which paid to European representatives, is implementing a letter of European representatives to sign a letter criticizing the EU policy that is favorable to withdrawing 5G foreigners in Chinese suppliers and EU member states.

The letter at the center of the allegations was sent to the then Administrative Vice Presidents Margreet Westager and Waldis Domprovskis and the then Domestic Market Commissioner Thery Bretton. The document argues that the use of 5G foreign devices – not named Hawaii – not to ban national authorities, fearing the risk of national security.

Eight MEPs signed in the project: six in the European popular party (PPE) and two in the Socialist and Democratic Party (S&T). Three of them are no longer MEF, Italian Cuzep Ferantino and Romanians are Chuhhotaru Tuder and Christian-Chilvi Busoi.

The rest of the signs are still MEF, and everyone refused to receive the money to sign the letter when the Eurnevs questioned.

“I have never met any representative of China, authority or propagandist, or I have never met with any representative of Hawy. So there can be no pressure or promise,” Mio Daniel Buda told EuroNus. “My support for this letter is based on references to the need for broadband internet access in the countryside,” he said, adding that the technical details and broadband infrastructure implementation methods violate their special part. “

“I don’t know anyone from Hawaii, I did not speak to anyone who worked directly or as a propagandist in Hawaii,” Italian Mefhebzer told Herbert Dorfman (PPE) Euronevs, denied any bribery charges.

One of the signs, Aldo Patrico, told Euronevs that he had never received Hawaii pressures or compensation, or that he did not meet the company’s representatives.

Currently one of the Conservative and European Reform Party signs, Mio Cuisheb Milaso, refused to comment to the Eurnew on the issue, but made a statement to the Italian news agency Ansa.

“They did not give me money, gifts or any other kind of support directly or indirectly (from Hawaii),” he told Ansa.

Buddha, Dorphman and Patrico (through his cabinet) told EuroNius that the letter was brought to his knowledge, its parliamentary assistant Lucia Simeon, who was detained in Italy last week, and suspected of obtaining a thousand yuros through the corruption plan.

Marduchello, who contacted Euronevs, refused the scandal, saying that he had not received any promise or pressure on the letter “signing”, and that he is only accelerating himself with the Hawaiian propaganda and that he and his team have never attended the company’s offices.

In 2021, the letter marked an anonymous report on international transparency, which was a non -profit and NGOs aimed at fighting global corruption, and confirmed to the EuroNuse Shari Hinds, responsible for the policy of the EU, the European Union’s political integrity.

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The Association announced to the European -Freeda (OLAF), which decided not to follow the investigation by 2022, and Shari Hinds said that the volunteer has made a “very serious” complaint in the past, as there were similar cases in the past.

Hinds said that there is no “culture of integrity” in the European Parliament, and that transparency rules are not adequate to avoid irregularities and that the existing sanctions are very weak to determine corruption.