www.economica.net/ungaria-20-de-milioane-de-dolari

Hungarian authorities recovered nearly $20 million in cash linked to corruption investigations involving former minister Miklos Sesztak. The funds were found buried in forests and hidden in agricultural buildings. Following the recent elections, Prime Minister Peter Magyar initiated a broad anti-corruption campaign named "Operation Purgatory". A significant majority of the public supports this initiative. Sesztak, who served under former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, denies any wrongdoing, while his party, FIDESZ, hopes he is not connected to the recovered money. Other former officials are also under investigation for corruption, and public trust in FIDESZ has significantly declined since the elections.