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According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa

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According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa either - Ákos Hadházy, an independent Member of Parliament, filed a complaint in the case.

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According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa

According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa either - Ákos Hadházy, an independent Member of Parliament, filed a complaint in the case.

2 years ago·Budapest, Hungary

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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary 2 years ago on Thursday, September 21, 2023.

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According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa

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According to the court, Viktor Orbán did not commit any abuse of office on his flight to Pisa

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