Episodul II. Centura de sateliți din jurul „planetei” Manevi: ecosistemul de firme-proxy prin care guvernul de la Budapesta a achiziționat clădiri-monument în Transilvania

Manevi Zrt. and its Romanian subsidiary, Micro Vision Consult, engaged in rapid transactions to acquire historic buildings in Transylvania, often circumventing legal preemption rights. The Hungarian government, through the KEOMA foundation, facilitated these purchases, which included properties in multiple Romanian cities. Following the dissolution of KEOMA in 2026, the legal status of these assets became uncertain. The transactions were characterized by a lack of transparency, with properties sold at undervalued prices and through proxy firms, complicating the tracking of funds and beneficiaries. This investigation reveals the intricate network behind these acquisitions and the implications for Romania's cultural heritage.