"Lieness"?The female chairman of "Deguang Lian" resigned due to corruption and controversial, and denied media charges.

[Global Times special reporter in Germany Zhaodong] German Press reported on the 7th that given many corruption allegations, the 61-year-old Patrix Schleisher resigned on the day Long position. Just a few days ago, she just resigned from the German Public Broadcasting Alliance (hereinafter referred to as "Deguang Lian", which is equivalent to the chairman of China CCTV). At present, relevant agencies are investigating her.

Since 2016, Schrysinger has been the director of RBB. Earlier this year, she began to be the chairman of Deguang Lian. At the end of June, the US "Business Insider" website broke the news that Schrysimer used his position to seek a large profit contract for her husband and collect rebates. The report also disclosed that it often held a dinner on private apartment for celebration, but the cost was paid by RBB. In addition, she increased her annual salary to 300,000 euros (German Chancellor Chung's basic annual salary of about 250,000 euros). On the 7th, Schrysinger expressed regret in his resignation statement and apologized to RBB employees. But she denied the media's allegations and called it "slander."

"Lieness", Germany's "Photo News" once again enumerated the new evidence of Schrysinger's corruption again: Moving into the office of the director in 2016, she spent huge amounts of money to buy luxury furniture and automatic irrigation planting walls. According to the statistics of the RBB building management department, the total cost of Schlexer's office decoration is as high as 650,000 euros. The prosecution blame Schry Singer's request for "hoping to get a deduction fee" and asked him to return the public funds that spent.

Many German people are also very dissatisfied with this. Because the public funds involved in the case are from the broadcast and television fees paid by the public. According to German law, regardless of whether there are televisions or radios in the house, each household must pay 18.36 euros of radio and television fees per month.

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