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Ligeti Miklós of Transparency International Hungary criticizes the political response to Unger Anna's controversial statement and expresses confidence that the national anti-corruption agency will remain operational.
A Transparency International Hungary report reveals that over 2600 billion HUF in public funds have been channeled into private equity funds over the past decade, with projections indicating this amount will exceed 2645 billion HUF by March 2026.
Transparency International Hungary has filed a lawsuit, while the State Audit Office is investigating, revealing connections among individuals behind public-funded private equity funds in Hungary.
Miklós Ligeti, legal director of Transparency International Hungary, spoke about the impunity of corruption under Orbán's government and the possibilities for accountability and asset recovery.
According to a Transparency International Hungary lawyer, the Hungarian government could liquidate all public interest asset management foundations and easily reclaim multi-trillion-forint assets.