The amount of money seized in the bribery scandal that rocked the EU is revealed

New information continues to emerge about the bribery scandal, which the Western world, including high-level names, defines as “Qatargate.” After the investigations and searches launched against the names, including that of the Greek deputy Eva Kaili, one of the vice-presidents of the European Parliament, who allegedly participated in lobbying activities by taking money from Qatar, host of the World Cup, all the All eyes are on Brussels. .

Kaili, a former TV broadcaster who later entered politics and rose to become vice president of the European Parliament, was alleged to have received money and gifts from Qatar. As the investigation into Kaili, who has been arrested and will be brought before a judge on the allegations against him, continues, Britain’s Reuters news agency shared a remarkable “breaking” story with its readers and subscribers.

A source with knowledge of the ongoing investigation, speaking to Reuters, announced that 1.5 million euros had been seized as part of the bribery investigation.