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Hungary prosecutors raid Fidesz party's data servers, party claims
3 sourcesFirst reported 15 hours agoUpdated 10 hours ago
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- Prosecutors in Hungary conducted a raid at the data servers of the Fidesz party, formerly led by Viktor Orban.
- The Fidesz party announced the raid, alleging it was part of an effort by the new center-right government to suppress opposition activities.
- This action occurs amid ongoing anti-corruption reforms being pursued by Prime Minister Peter Magyar following his recent election victory.
- Fidesz officials reported that the prosecutors "showed up unannounced" during the operation.
- The situation has raised concerns regarding the independence of judicial actions and government accountability in Hungary.
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Hungary prosecutors raid data servers of Viktor Orban's Fidesz, party says
France 24· 15 hours ago
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CNN Greece· 10 hours ago
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