Viktor Orbán and Eight of His Ministers Received a Total of 159 Million Severance Pay
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The former prime minister also sent his severance pay to the children's home in Nagydobrony, Transcarpathia.
Viktor Orbán and eight of his former ministers received a total of almost 159 million forints net in benefits related to the termination of their mandates, according to the response to 24.hu's public interest data request. According to the newspaper, Viktor Orbán was transferred a net 21.5 million forints as a benefit equivalent to six months' salary from the state on September 22. Telex contacted Orbán's press chief, Bertalan Havasi, to find ou…
"Don't brag about your donation," the former prime minister wrote to Telex.
He received his severance pay, but the former prime minister, who received a net 21.5 million forints from the state for his work, no longer likes to brag about his donations. Viktor Orbán and eight of his former ministers received a total of almost 159 million forints in benefits, while payments were stopped for several others.
The former prime minister donated the 38 million forint gross benefit he was entitled to by law to the Good Samaritan Reformed Children's Home in Transcarpathia. Viktor Orbán briefly responded to the payment.
The benefits of six former ministers were not paid.
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