Former Mayor Mirkóczki Owes Eger 16 Million Forints ↗
Mirkóczki Ádám, the former mayor of Eger, owes the city 16 million forints for renting the Senator House, one of the city's well-known buildings, through his company since 2025.
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Mirkóczki Ádám, the former mayor of Eger, owes the city 16 million forints for renting the Senator House, one of the city's well-known buildings, through his company since 2025.
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