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Following Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, his close associates are rapidly selling their assets in Hungary due to fears of losing everything amid major anti-corruption investigations by the new government. Key figures, including Orbán's daughter and her husband, have relocated to the West, selling their real estate and industrial portfolios. The new administration has halted public contracts that previously benefited these elites, leading to a panic-driven sell-off. Prominent business partners of Orbán's regime are facing legal scrutiny, with some already under house arrest for corruption. Speculations suggest Orbán himself may seek a high-ranking international position amid these developments.