Magyar Vows Rule-of-Law Approach to Post-Orbán Accountability
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Magyar vows rule-of-law approach to post-Orbán accountability
Accountability proceedings have been launched in Hungary over assets allegedly misused unlawfully by the previous government, but the process must proceed in line with the rule of law, Prime Minister Péter Magyar said in an interview with the American news agency AP, published on Wednesday.
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For Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, defeating Viktor Orban in a landslide election was only the beginning. Less than six months into his term, his new government is pursuing former officials he accuses of corruption and abuses of power.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar's landslide election victory over Viktor Orban was just the beginning - less than six months into his term, the new government is pursuing former officials whom he accuses of corruption and abuse of power.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar's landslide election victory over Viktor Orban was just the beginning - less than six months into his term, the new government is pursuing former officials it accuses of corruption and abuse of power.
The government of Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who convincingly defeated Viktor Orbán in elections less than six months ago, is investigating former officials who
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Hospodárske NovinyFormer ministers in handcuffs, billion-dollar cases and threats of revenge. Hungary is uncovering suspicions of corruption that ran rampant during Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule and could have cost the country up to four trillion crowns. The former prime minister is furious and warns that those involved in the investigation will face consequences if his Fidesz party returns to power.
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