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Hungarian prosecutor's office raids Viktor Orban's party on suspicion of corruption
La Libre Belgique
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- Hungarian prosecutor's office raided Fidesz party buildings on suspicion of corruption.
- The investigation covers allegations regarding the use of cultural funds.
- Former Prime Minister Viktor Orban's party assessed the operation as politically motivated.
The Hungarian prosecutor's office conducted an operation at the buildings of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban's party, Fidesz, in the southern part of the country following corruption suspicions. The investigation focuses on the misappropriation of funds intended for cultural purposes.
While Fidesz officials described the operation as political harassment, it was reported that the prosecutor's office is continuing its evidence-gathering efforts. The raid in question has caused a significant repercussion in the Hungarian political agenda.
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- Why did the Hungarian prosecutor's office raid the Fidesz party?
- The prosecutor's office searched the party buildings due to serious corruption suspicions regarding the use of funds distributed for cultural purposes.
- Where in Hungary did the operation take place?
- The raid was carried out at Fidesz party premises located in the southern part of Hungary.
- How did the Fidesz party react to the search?
- Viktor Orban's party described the raid as an attempt at political pressure and harassment.
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