January 13, 2023

Pfizer Gate: The cord is tightening on the huge business of vaccines with Pfizer – perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of the EU!

Pfizer Gate: The cord is tightening on the huge business of vaccines with Pfizer – perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of the EU!

The huge 35 billion euro vaccine business with Pfizer is perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of the EU, as it seems that facts and figures concerning the huge vaccine market are being carefully concealed. Ursula von der Leyen has been the focus of an investigation into the text messages she exchanged with Albert Burla.

According to "Politico", MEPs will ask to examine the role of Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the supply of vaccines and in the cost of the contracts signed by the European Commission with the pharmaceutical giants. The MEPs will request the control of all the contracts signed by the European Union with the pharmaceutical companies, but the main interest seems to concern the third and largest contract signed with Pfizer !

The President of the Commission on the coronavirus, Kathleen van Brempt said: "The European Union spent a lot of public funds on the production and purchase of vaccines during the pandemic", therefore " the European Parliament has the right to obtain full transparency about the details of these costs and the preliminary negotiations that led to them .'

According to the rules of the European Parliament the invitation will be sent to the president Roberta Metzola , who will then decide whether to ask von der Leyen to attend a hearing . Everything points to the fact that the head of the EU did not follow the existing rulebook to reach a preliminary agreement with the US multinational.

It is recalled that the role played by the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, in the secret and suspicious negotiations of the huge vaccine market against the pandemic has been sought since October by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), as part of an investigation against economic crime within the EU .E.

It is noted that the American newspaper "New York Times" first shed light on the suspicious vaccine market, in April 2021, with references to text messages exchanged between Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer CEO Albert Burla regarding the purchase of up to 4, 2 billion doses of vaccines. According to data made public, the disputed agreement could cost the EU up to 35 billion euros, while many member states recorded an unjustified surplus of installments.

With information from NewsBreak

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