Hungarian Scholar's Low-Capital Transactions Involving Hundreds of Millions in Assets; New Government Investigates Orban's Confidants
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The new Hungarian government has launched an investigation into Mária Schmidt, a scholar and confidant of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, regarding the acquisition of hundreds of millions of dollars in real estate assets through a low-capital Swiss company. This is seen as an example of opaque asset transactions linked to political power.