"The indictment concerns suspicion of corrupt criminal activity in connection with tax audits against several commercial companies," the prosecutor's statement said. (Reporting by Jason Hovet in Prague; Editing by Alison Williams)
Feb 16 (Reuters) - A Slovak prosecutor filed charges
against Slovak central bank Governor and European Central Bank
policymaker Peter Kazimir over bribery allegations, news agency
TASR and other media reported on Thursday.
The prosecutor's office said on its Facebook page charges
were filed against an individual, P.K., without naming him
directly.
Kazimir has previously denied any wrongdoing in connection
with the allegations. The central bank declined to comment.
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