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Hungary proposes bill to establish an anti-corruption office
3 sourcesFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago
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- The Hungarian government has submitted a bill to establish an anti-corruption office.
- This initiative is part of a promise made by Prime Minister Péter Magyár to create an independent body for investigating corruption cases.
- The proposed office aims to address concerns regarding public asset vulnerability and its impact on democracy and the economy.
- The establishment of this office is also seen as a step towards unlocking European funding for Hungary.
- The bill specifically targets alleged corruption associated with the previous administration led by Viktor Orbán.
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Ουγγαρία: Ο Μαγιάρ δημιουργεί γραφείο κατά της διαφθοράς απέναντι στη διακυβέρνηση Όρμπαν
in.gr· 11 days ago
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Ουγγαρία: Κατέθεσε νομοσχέδιο για τη θέσπιση ενός γραφείου κατά της διαφθοράς
Sigmalive· 11 days ago

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Ουγγαρία: Η νέα κυβέρνηση δρομολογεί γραφείο ελέγχου της διαφθοράς -Για να «ξεκλειδώσει» ευρωπαϊκά κονδύλια
iefimerida.gr· 11 days ago