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Orban’s 'Farm' Sparks Public Outcry Amid Allegations of Lavish Construction and Exotic Animals - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
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While the government insists on the farm story, evidence points to residential buildings, underground connections, and luxury that are infuriating the Hungarian public.
Orban’s 'Farm' Sparks Public Outcry Amid Allegations of Lavish Construction and Exotic Animals - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
A political controversy has erupted in Hungary following the publication of photographs by independent MP Ákos Hadházy showing Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s unfinished estate in Hatvanpuszta. The images, shared on social media and picked up by Hungarian outlets including HVG, depict features such as a palm garden and a private zoo. Gergely Gulyás, the minister overseeing the Prime Minister’s Office, has insisted the site is merely an “estate,” w…
40 kilometers west of Budapest stands the Hatvanpuszta mansion, owned by the Orban family. The Hungarian prime minister claims that it is just a farm owned by his father, but an independent MP is proving him wrong with footage and photographs. A hotel-like residential building, a luxurious mansion, a huge library, a restaurant, even a private zoo and underground corridors... To build all this, they had to demolish buildings of historical and arc…
Radosław Sikorski reacted to the drone video published on Telex.
A scandal appeared in Hungary after independent MP Aõs Hadházy published photographs with the indefinite residence of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hatvanpuszta, which includes a palace garden and a private zoo.
Drone footage of the Hatvanpuszta estate, owned by the family of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, generated considerable interest on social media. However, it wasn't the luxurious residence or its surrounding gardens that caught the attention of internet users, but rather the zebras grazing on the property. The topic quickly sparked sarcastic comments. Radosław Sikorski also weighed in.
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