Ungaria anchetează un credit de 1.000.000.000 de euro acordat de guvernul lui Viktor Orban

Hungary is investigating a €1 billion loan granted to North Macedonia by the previous government, amid corruption concerns. Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the inquiry, highlighting potential misuse of funds intended for Hungarian businesses. The loan, with a favorable interest rate and state guarantee, raises suspicions of benefiting political allies. Magyar's government aims to combat corruption, following Viktor Orban's long tenure. The investigation includes multiple cases linked to Eximbank, with reports of mismanagement and fund diversion. An anti-corruption office is being established, and Hungary will join the European Public Prosecutor's Office.