Ungaria a cumpărat 26 de clădiri istorice în România, timpul guvernării Orban. 25 au rămas în paragină. Budapesta taie finanțarea

A foundation established during Viktor Orbán's government has acquired numerous historical properties in the Carpathian Basin, including 26 in Romania, many of which are now neglected. The new Hungarian government has cut funding for the program, leading to uncertainty about the future of these buildings. KEOMA, the foundation responsible for these acquisitions, is set to be dissolved, raising concerns about the lack of restoration plans and necessary funding for the properties. The rapid pace of acquisitions has outstripped the resources needed for renovation, leaving many buildings in various stages of preparation without actual work commencing. The situation poses a significant challenge for the new administration regarding the management and restoration of the accumulated heritage.