Parlamentul Ungariei a votat pentru ridicarea imunității premierului Peter Magyar și a doi foști miniștri

The Hungarian Parliament voted to lift the immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and two former ministers amid corruption allegations. Magyar requested the suspension to facilitate an investigation into an incident where he allegedly stole a phone from a citizen and threw it into the Danube. The vote passed with 139 in favor, with no opposition, while the Fidesz party boycotted the session. The investigation into Magyar stems from an incident in June 2024, while the former ministers face separate corruption charges related to public funds and bribery.