Hungarian justice investigates suspicions of embezzlement and other criminal offences against the ruling party

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• Earlier, Fidesz announced that searches were under way in the data centre hosting its servers, in a statement published on Facebook.

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• The Hungarian judiciary searched the centre that secures Fidesz's servers, the party of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, as part of an investigation into "misappropriation of funds and other criminal offences".

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• The 45-year-old leader also approved a recast of the public media, and two weeks ago public television and radio saw their television newspapers removed from the air, pending the establishment of a new "independent and credible" news management.

  according to La Libre Belgique

• Charges Since the legislatures, there have been many accusations about the operation of the NKA.

  according to La Libre Belgique

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• The Hungarian judiciary searched the centre that secures Fidesz's servers, the party of the former Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor..

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• Earlier, Fidesz had announced that searches were under way in the data centre hosting its servers, in a..

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