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The front page of 444.hu features several domestic political and economic stories, with a prominent focus on alleged mismanagement and corruption in government procurement, specifically concerning ventilators. Other stories cover the withdrawal of EU funds from a company linked to a prominent…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has filed a complaint regarding ventilator procurements due to suspicions of malfeasance, with Orbán Anita suggesting top leadership's responsibility and noting that individuals close to Fidesz profited significantly from the 300 billion forint deals.
The Ministry of Agriculture has revoked the EU support granted to Gallicoop Zrt., a turkey processing company owned by Lőrinc Mészáros, and has also disqualified the company from the tender.
The company of the Ministry of Defense spent approximately 36 million forints over nearly three years to rent a house in Szentendre for Gábor Böröndi, after he failed to move into the official villa provided for Ruszin-Szendi.
According to the minister, the transformation of healthcare is a marathon, not a sprint, but interim results are also important during the marathon.
With three candidates already selected, the Tisza party faction is now belatedly proposing its own candidate, creating a chaotic situation. The article questions how the eight Tisza committee members will handle their own faction's candidate, suggesting the process is flawed.
A former member of Pussy Riot claims she was forced to be an FSB agent for three years, threatened with the murder of her family, and was to be involved in an assassination plot before successfully fleeing Russia.
Sebestyén Balázs's alter ego, DJ Oti, returned to Siofok for a performance, two years after starting his career there. The event drew a large crowd, highlighting his popularity.
