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EU: EP refers alleged French National Front financial irregularities to OLAF

11 March 2015

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"President Martin Schulz on Monday informed the European fraud-fighting office OLAF of possible financial irregularities by the French party Front National. The possible irregularities concern salaries paid from the EU budget to assistants to Members of the European Parliament."

See the full text: EP refers alleged French National Front financial irregularities to OLAF (pdf)

See also: EU sounds alarm over possible fraud at Frances National Front (France 24, link) and: French Prime Minister Says He Is Afraid Of National Front (Vice News, link)

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