Agent Files: According to a Recent Survey, More People Doubt Viktor Orbán's Words than Believe Him
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Hungarians were not convinced by Viktor Orbán's explanation of state security recruitment - A public opinion poll was conducted on how familiar the public is with the subject of agent files.
44 percent of Hungarians doubt former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s claim that he was tried to be recruited as a conscript but refused to cooperate with state security, according to a recent Europion poll. According to the survey, nearly three-quarters of society support the disclosure of the agent files, but only one in ten respondents could explain exactly what these documents cover, writes […]
There is strong public support for the release of the files, and two-thirds of people expect public consequences. In fact, many expect some well-known figures to resign or step back.
A recent poll was published on agent acts, which revealed, among other things, that while the majority supports disclosure, only a few know what exactly it is. The post Research: Hungarians prefer not to believe Viktor Orbán's story about procurement first appeared on 24.hu.
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