Hungary’s new anti-graft office starts tackling Orban-era cases - BusinessWorld Online
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The new anti-corruption office set up by the government of Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced the first four cases it will work on. The office is part of the cabinet’s stated efforts to curb corruption and misuse of public funds, BTA reports. The first case concerns alleged selling of political influence in order to obtain residence and work permits. The second concerns alleged irregularities in local government spending on par…
Hungary's anti-corruption agency is starting to look into the first four cases from the Viktor Orban era. The agency was set up by Prime Minister Peter Magyar. He said corruption and misuse of public funds have cost Hungary...
The anti-corruption office established by the government of Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, as part of his efforts to fight corruption, has announced the first four ...
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