Hungary begins hunt for corrupt regime's billions
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Peter the Hungarian promised the Hungarians that he would return illegally acquired property from the era of Viktor Orbán. Now a new super agency is starting to work – not without controversy. For the ruling Tisa party, it is a matter of credibility, writes Deutsche Welle.
Hungary begins hunt for corrupt regime's billions
Hungary's new prime minister promised he would recover billions stolen or diverted by the previous administration. A new "super authority" is about to begin that work. Its success or failure will have a big impact.
Peter Magjar promised the return of allegedly illegally acquired assets, but the choice of the head of the new agency has already caused controversy.
Peter the Hungarian promised the Hungarians that he would return illegally acquired property from the era of Viktor Orbán. Now a new super agency is starting to work - not without controversy. For the ruling Tisa party, it is a matter of credibility
Peter Magyar has promised Hungarians that he will return to the state assets illegally acquired during the Orbán era. For the Tisza Party government, this is a matter of credibility. “Repossession of assets” — this term sounds bureaucratic even in Hungarian, but it hides one of the main campaign promises of the new government. The Prime Minister […]
Peter Magyar has promised Hungarians that he will return to the state assets illegally acquired during the Orbán era. For the Tisza Party government, this is a matter of credibility. [...] Read More...
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