Hungary begins hunt for corrupt regime's billions
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Peter the Hungarian promised the Hungarians that he would return illegally acquired property from the era of Viktor Orbán. Now a new super agency is starting to work – not without controversy. For the ruling Tisa party, it is a matter of credibility, writes Deutsche Welle.
Hungary begins hunt for corrupt regime's billions
Hungary's new prime minister promised he would recover billions stolen or diverted by the previous administration. A new "super authority" is about to begin that work. Its success or failure will have a big impact.
Peter the Hungarian promised the Hungarians that he would return illegally acquired property from the era of Viktor Orbán. Now a new super agency is starting to work - not without controversy. For the ruling Tisa party, it is a matter of credibility
Peter Magyar has promised Hungarians that he will return to the state assets illegally acquired during the Orbán era. For the Tisza Party government, this is a matter of credibility. “Repossession of assets” — this term sounds bureaucratic even in Hungarian, but it hides one of the main campaign promises of the new government. The Prime Minister […]
Peter Magyar has promised Hungarians that he will return to the state assets illegally acquired during the Orbán era. For the Tisza Party government, this is a matter of credibility. [...] Read More...
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