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After the Extra Leaf in the beginning of december revealed that the Confederation of A-box had paid 50,000 dollars for a meeting with the Left-president Lars Løkke Rasmussen, Berlingske now tell you that the amount was agreed upon long before the meeting.

According to the Telegraph, it was the prime minister's son, Bergur Løkke Rasmussen, who intermediated contact.

Løkkefondens director, Frederik Meyer, has previously told Extra Bladet, the donation took place after Lars Løkke Rasmussen's visits with the a-box. According to the Telegraph shows internal emails, however, that this is not the case.

In several of the internal mails, which Berlingske has had access to, linked to the donation of 50,000 Danish kroner together with Lars Løkke Rasmussen's visit in a box, like the promise of the donation was given a long time before his visit.

It shows an email from Bergur Løkke Rasmussen Lars Løkke Rasmussen's personal assistant, was posted 21. January 2014.

'See. agreement with my father I had to write to you about, Michael would like to have him on site visits. Michael Valentin is the CEO of the Confederation, who would like to sponsor 50.000,- to LøkkeFondens Around in Denmark', he writes among other things in the mail.

Bergur Løkke Rasmussen confirms to Berlingske that he is in a period of time in 2014 helped Løkkefonden to find sponsors.

Policy Valentin and a-kasseformand: Real tycoon friends

Lars Løkke Rasmussen's visits with the Academic A-box took place 15. February 2015, where he ate lunch with Michael Valentin and then chairman of the board, Allan Luplau.

A box had an agenda ready for the visit. According to the Berlingske tidende, wrote a senior employee the week before the visit in an email to Michael Valentin of five proposals to 'pointer, we want to have over the ramp staff. Loop'.

It reached the apparent goal of, for a few days later tells the then leader of the Liberal party, the Center for Communication and Politics, Jacob Bruun, in an email to Michael Valentin, to Loop after his visit had suggested that he and Valentin had to ’establish a more operational channel for mutual orientation and political sparring.’

8. march 2015, i.e. 17 days later, received the Academic A-box, an invoice of the donation of 50,000 dollars to the Løkkefonden.

Former chairman of the board of Confederation of A-box, Allan Luplau, says to Berlingske that he knew nothing about, that there was agreed a payment to Løkkefonden in connection with the visit.

'If I had known it, had I of course said no, because I do not think that you have to pay someone to come on a visit. Michael Valentin explained later under investigation and, secondly, that Lars Løkke Rasmussen's visit was a part of the a-box the safeguarding of public affairs, second, to the payment to the fund was a condition for the visit was carried out,' writes Allan Luplau to Berlingske.

Danish Prime minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen (V) has not wanted to comment on the new information, writes Berlingske.

Case map: The darkened firing

Michael Valentin was fired as the director of Academic A-box 27. september.

the Background of the hitherto darkened the dismissal is the subject of two studies.

first, the Danish Agency for Labour market and Recruitment even launched a tilsynsundersøgelse with the assistance of the Attorney general. This is not yet completed.

on the one hand Scholars A-kasses board of directors launched a legal inquiry. It is completed, but the board's chairman, Allan Luplau, do not want to lift the veil for its content and conclusions, because the study vedfører 'one or more civil service tribunal'.

the Extra Leaf has, however, revealed that advokatundersøgelsen bl.a. have referred to alleged harassment and bullying of tillidsfolk.

the Extra Leaf has also revealed that the a-box has reported to the police, Michael Valentin, to have received kickbacks in the form of wine tours for the 40,000 crowns.

at the same time, it has fired the director supported Løkkefonden with 50,000 dollars in order to get access to Lars Løkke, revealed the Extra Leaf. It succeeded, as Lars Løkke came by Confederation of A-box in February 2015 for a one-hour meeting.

the Extra Leaf has also revealed that the a-box members paid 400.000 crowns for Michael Valentine-hour front desk, when he was 50 years old in 2017.

A whistleblower believes that top management is 'fat check' in the matter.

'There is a fundamental need to get cleaned up in the senior management of a-checkout', writes the whistleblower to the members of the a-box two top bodies - the board of directors and the 57 members of the board of governors.

the Extra Leaf has also revealed that Michael Valentin, booked the premises at Johan Borup high School for 250.000 dkk, which was never used. Later, he came with in the school's board of directors.

As a result of the case have Michael Valentin resigned from the post of president of the people's meeting on Bornholm.

Internal mails, which Berlingske has revealed, shows that Michael Valentin knew that he as the president of the Planet and storsponsor in through the a-box held a critical dual role. Nevertheless, he continued, he maintained the cash flow from the a-box for the Planet around 200,000 euros per year in the years '15 to '18.