Former LMP Chairman Slams Tisza Party's Asset Recovery Nominees

Former LMP chairman András Schiffer has delivered a scathing critique of the candidates proposed by the Tisza Party for the leadership of the asset recovery office, labeling the nominations as problematic.

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I thought I would decapitate the laptop when I saw this sensational name proposal.

Schiffer expressed disbelief upon seeing the proposed candidates, particularly Nicholas Sárvári, whom he described as having "multiple problems." One major concern for Schiffer is Sárvári's dual citizenship, which he believes raises questions about his primary allegiance. Additionally, Sárvári's position as head of the Hungarian-Canadian Chamber of Commerce is viewed with suspicion. "Who does he serve? He serves global big capital," Schiffer stated, asserting that the candidate has never served Hungarian national interests.

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There are multiple problems with Sárvári.

Further compounding Schiffer's criticism is the fact that Sárvári's company is registered in the United Kingdom, which Schiffer characterized as akin to a private intelligence operation. "Who do they think they are fooling?" the lawyer questioned, implying a lack of transparency and potential ulterior motives behind the nomination.

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He serves global big capital.

Schiffer speculated that the Tisza Party might be employing a strategic maneuver, suggesting they could ultimately vote against their own nominee. He posited that Miklós Ligeti might then be appointed as the head of the National Asset Recovery Office (NVVH), a scenario he believes would be more palatable to the public than the current candidates. "Perhaps director Márk Radnai has devised this performance," Schiffer remarked, hinting at a potential theatrical element to the political maneuvering.

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Who do they think they are fooling?