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29 Indicted in Polish University Corruption Scandal

11/28/2025

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Polish prosecutors indicted 29 individuals in a corruption scandal involving Collegium Humanum, a private university accused of issuing diplomas without proper study.
Jacek Sutryk, Wroclaw's mayor, faces four fraud charges after allegedly paying €2,400 for an MBA he did not earn.
The 2020-started investigation uncovered a system where officials obtained MBAs without attending classes, and former MEPs Ryszard Czarnecki, Karol Karski, and PiS politician Blazej Spychalski are indicted.

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Polish prosecutors indicted 29 individuals in a corruption scandal involving Collegium Humanum, a private university accused of issuing diplomas without proper study.
Jacek Sutryk, Wroclaw's mayor, faces four fraud charges after allegedly paying €2,400 for an MBA he did not earn.
The 2020-started investigation uncovered a system where officials obtained MBAs without attending classes, and former MEPs Ryszard Czarnecki, Karol Karski, and PiS politician Blazej Spychalski are indicted.