Kajetán Kičura
Kajetán Kičura is a former Slovak official who served as the head of the State Material Reserves Administration. He gained notoriety after being dismissed from his position by then-Prime Minister Igor Matovič, who identified Kičura as a significant target in his government's anti-corruption efforts. Kičura has been implicated in a police investigation regarding alleged bribery, with accusations of accepting over €220,000 in kickbacks and facilitating suspicious real estate transactions for his son. His case has garnered public interest due to the discovery of gold bars in a safety deposit box linked to him, and it is now set to proceed to court, highlighting ongoing concerns about corruption among influential figures in Slovakia.
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Kičura was previously in charge of the State Material Reserves and faced corruption charges.
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Slovakia· 2025-04-16
Kajetán Kičura was caught with gold bars and numerous apartments.
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Kajetán Kičura is facing charges of accepting bribes and public procurement manipulations.
Kičurov advokát má dlžoby a zatajuje príjmySlovakia· 2025-03-21
Kajetán Kičura was removed from his position as head of the State Material Reserves Administration due to allegations of accepting bribes.
Cez čiaru: Kičura smeruje na súd. Nachytali sme ho, ako zavádzaSlovakia· 2025-03-20