Viktor Orbán and Eight of His Ministers Received a Total of 159 Million Severance Pay
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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…
Despite Péter Magyar's earlier promise, nine of the members of the outgoing Orbán government have already received their severance pay: Viktor Orbán and eight of his former ministers received a total of 238.8 million forints gross, or 158.8 million forints net, or were transferred directly to charitable causes. However, six former ministers did not receive a single penny in severance pay, according to the ministries' responses to public interest…
"Don't brag about donations," the former prime minister said.
Viktor Orbán received his severance pay and donated it - According to the former prime minister, we don't brag about things like that.
Orbán has already been given his severance pay, six of his former ministers are still waiting for it. We looked into what happened to the hundreds of millions offered to the children's home. The post Despite Péter Magyar's promise, the Orbáns received 159 million forints in severance pay, but there are those whose money was not transferred due to higher orders first appeared on 24.hu.
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