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Péter Magyar's Serious Accusation: the Hungarian Supervisory Body May Be Covering up a Billion-Dollar Party Financing Scandal

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Prime Minister Péter Magyar sharply criticized the State Audit Office for refusing to investigate the billion-dollar Fidesz-KDNP party financing scandal. According to the Prime Minister, the SAO's passivity is not new: it has already followed a similar pattern in the case of the MNB foundations. The background to the case is the scandal of the 17.6 billion forint support program of the National Cultural Fund, in which the money was allegedly dis…

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According to Magyar, the SAO "covers the corrupt Fidesz faction", and the SAO "rejects this in the strongest terms".

·Hungary
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar sharply criticized the State Audit Office for refusing to investigate the billion-dollar Fidesz-KDNP party financing scandal. According to the Prime Minister, the SAO's passivity is not new: it has already followed a similar pattern in the case of the MNB foundations. The background to the case is the scandal of the 17.6 billion forint support program of the National Cultural Fund, in which the money was allegedly dis…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prime Minister also held the State Audit Office accountable in connection with the Hankó case. According to the SAO, they conduct a review of campaign financing, including Hankó's NKA subsidies, in accordance with the law.

·Hungary
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The Prime Minister asked how long the State Audit Office would remain silent about the alleged illegal party financing case of Fidesz. However, the SAO said that the investigation is already underway, and the NKA case is part of it.

·Budapest, Hungary
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On his social media page, Péter Magyar called for the silence of the State Audit Office regarding the billion-dollar and illegal party financing case related to Fidesz.

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The Prime Minister questioned the State Audit Office about why they are silent about illegal party financing.

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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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