“We are not able to find out, what (funds) were gathered in these campaigns.”

—  Jyrki Katainen

about the president election campain funds of Sauli Niinistö. The obligatory report hide funds in 17.9.2009
Sami Hannula: Eläköön demokratia Atena Kustannus 2011 page 82

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