Sándor Pintér Revealed Why His Wartburg Was Not Insured when He Was in Kötcse
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The former Minister of the Interior's car had mandatory insurance throughout, and there were no violations.
According to the former minister, there was an administrative error.
The former interior minister considers himself a victim of bureaucratic errors.
It took two unusual coincidences for Sándor Pintér to think he had valid insurance when he didn't.
The former Minister of the Interior told a funny story, at the end of which it turns out that the central vehicle registry made a mistake. The post According to Sándor Pintér, it was not his fault that there was no mandatory insurance on his Wartburg first appeared on 24.hu.
An unexpected turn in Sándor Pintér's Wartburg case: it was not the minister, but the office that made the mistake. Blikk learned firsthand: the former interior minister did indeed not have valid compulsory insurance when he drove to Kötcse in the vintage car last Saturday. The former minister himself only came to terms with this fact after the press reports, but this was just the tip of the iceberg: there was a completely astonishing reason why…
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