Premieră în Ungaria. Guvernul publică lista informatorilor poliției secrete după 37 de ani de la căderea comunismului

The Hungarian government will release the names of over 50,000 informants from the communist secret police, revealing a history of surveillance and coercion. Many citizens may find relatives or colleagues on the list, which includes failed recruitment attempts and individuals forced to collaborate. Unlike Poland and the Czech Republic, Hungary has not previously disclosed such names officially. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orban shared his own experience of being targeted for recruitment during military service, highlighting the pervasive surveillance of dissenters.