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Prosecute Orbán’s inner circle over ‘stolen’ billions, Hungary’s anti-corruption watchdog says
Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog urges investigation into high-level politicians over missing EU funds, alleging systematic fraud involving €10 billion in government contracts with three companies. The watchdog, led by Ferenc Pál Biró, claims €3.5 billion was overcharged through manipulated tenders, though no specific individuals or companies were named.
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