Hungarian investigators found $19.5 million in cash buried in forests and hidden in buildings while probing allegations against a former minister
Hungary's anti-corruption efforts have yielded significant results, uncovering over $19.5 million in cash, stashed away in forests and hidden properties. Former minister Miklós Seszták faces bribery charges tied to the transport sector, while Prime Minister Peter Magyar's initiative seeks to…
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