Any minute now, MEP Eva Kaili and the other three prisoners for Qatargate, which is shocking the whole of Europe, will arrive at the courthouse in Brussels.
Eva Kaili[/B] will lay all the blame on her husband and father of their child, Francesco Giorgio, legal circles believe, according to the German newspaper Bild.
The Greek MEP will pursue the following strategy before the Belgian public prosecutor, according to the report.
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"She will blame her husband for the bundles of money found in their apartment in Brussels, so that she can be released."
"From the swamp of the EU"
The relevant article, under the title: "1.5 million euros in cash" and subtitled, "This is bribery from the swamp of the EU", comments on the findings of the Belgian authorities during their search of the MEP's home in Brussels.
Legal experts estimate that the 44-year-old Kaili will accuse her husband and father of her child, Francesco Giorgio, who - like her - is in custody.
The Social Democrat deposed vice-president of the European Parliament is alleged to have been bribed by Qatar to influence political decisions in the European Parliament for the benefit of the Gulf state.
So far, Qatar has denied all allegations and wants nothing to do with the matter.
"She will give the apple to Adam"
For his part, Greek lawyer Elias Sideris claims to BILD that "Eve will give the apple to Adam."
"Many countries show leniency when they "nail" your accomplices. Eva knows that," he adds.
Kayli's three lawyers argue that she "insists on her innocence" and that she was not bribed by the Qatari government, the German publication writes.
Source: in.gr
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