Péter Magyar's Cabinet Examines the Hundreds of Billions Thrown at the Orbán Government's Heartland
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A comprehensive investigation is being launched into the state spending on major international sporting events held between 2022 and 2025, which cost tens of billions of forints in public funds. The government led by Péter Magyar ordered the review in a resolution published in the Hungarian Official Gazette on Thursday, which will be carried out by the Minister of the Interior together with the Minister of Finance. The audit will cover the prepa…
Previously, the Secretary of State for Sports spoke about how the world championships held in Hungary were massively overpriced.
The government resolution on the review of major state-funded international sporting events organized between 2022 and 2025 was published in the afternoon issue of the Hungarian Gazette. According to the resolution “on the review of major international sporting events organized in Hungary in previous years”, the government requests the Minister of the Interior Gábor Pósfai, with the involvement of the Minister of Finance András Kármán, to review…
The government is investigating how state money was spent on major sports competitions held in Hungary between 2022 and 2025. This is stated in a government decision published in the Hungarian Gazette on Thursday.
The government resolution on the review of state-funded major international sporting events held between 2022 and 2025 was published in the Hungarian Gazette late Thursday afternoon. According to the resolution “on the review of major international sporting events held in Hungary in previous years,” the government requests Interior Minister Gábor Pósfai to review major sporting events held between January 1, 2022, and December 31, 2025, with the…
The government has ordered a review of international sporting events held in recent years - The most expensive was the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, which cost 50 billion forints.
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